By- Srushti sharma
The Artemis programme and NASA's plan to commercialise lunar trips have opened the door for an exciting new chapter in space exploration.
A major participant in this project, Astrobotic, will launch its Peregrine lander from Space Launch Complex 41 in Florida.
This momentous occasion signifies the first-ever launch of ULA's ground-breaking Vulcan rocket, which is expected to revolutionise space exploration capabilities.
Peregrine Mission One by Astrobotic is ultimately intended to help NASA enhance their knowledge of the Moon and build critical skills for upcoming Artemis missions.
This mission will enable critical tests, technological demonstrations, and experiments with a variety of NASA and commercial payloads.
Prelaunch and launch activities for this historic mission will take place at NASA's Kennedy Space Centre in Florida, giving the media a front-row seat to watch.
Journalists are invited to this historic event, both from domestic and foreign publications.
NASA has demonstrated its commitment to creating a regular cadence of lunar payload delivery through its work with partners such as Astrobotic.
These missions will make it possible for scientists and researchers to get priceless information and understanding about the Moon,
Adding to our general understanding of the planet and opening the door for safe and effective crewed Artemis trips in the near future.