NASA is set to launch Artemis 1

NASA is ready to send human to moon. Now we can explore the surface of the Moon with human and robotic explorers. The Artemis mission duration is of 25 days, 11 hours and 36 minutes, which going to splashdown on 11 Dec, 2022. Overall 1.3 million miles total distance has set to cover by Artemis 1.

The Artemis 1 is scheduled to launch from Launch Complex 39B of the Kennedy Space Center in Florida during a two-hour launch window that starts at 1.04 AM EST (11.34 AM IST) on November 16. Later teams had extended their planned 30-minute hold, The mission management team has polled “go” to proceed with the terminal count sequence. The launch director is also “go” and teams have set a new target launch time of 1:47 a.m.

Also read: SpaceX To Launch Of Japanese Moon Mission

 

Parth Kakade

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