NASA Plans To Land On Moon Again In 2024
USA, 7th November 2022: The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) is again working on a plan to send humans to the moon in 2024. For this, NASA’s Artemis 1 Moon mission means a lot. The success of the Orion spacecraft, through which NASA is trying to send humans to the moon through its Space Launch Vehicle, rests only on the success of Artemis 1. This Orion spacecraft will take stock of the lunar surface.
NASA wants to see the impact on this spacecraft through this mission. Only after this will NASA decide to send its manned mission. This is the reason why the success of Artemis 1 is not going to make a difference; for this, the Orion spacecraft will also have to live up to the expectations of the scientists. This is very important for NASA’s future manned missions. For this, the crew going to the moon has also been decided. Their training program is also continuing.
After failing to launch its Artemis-1 mission the last few times, NASA is going to try again on November 14. The preparations for this are almost complete. The mission launch window will be opened on November 12. With this, its countdown will also start. NASA has to bear a lot of embarrassment due to the continuous failure of this mission. When this mission was to be launched for the first time, thousands of people from abroad reached Florida. They aimed to see it launched. But at that time and even later, they were disappointed. In such a situation, successfully launching this mission has also become a question of prestige for NASA.
Kennedy Space Center is ready for the next launch. NASA’s Space Launch Vehicle has again reached the launch pad. On 26 September, this rocket was sent back to the Vehicle Assembly Building, given the threat of a powerful Hurricane Ian in other areas including Florida. It was also a big setback for NASA. Earlier, NASA was seen struggling with all the technical problems of this rocket. During the launch, repeated problems troubled NASA scientists. NASA scientists could not solve the problem of hydrogen leakage in it till the end. However, NASA has now said that this problem has been completely fixed in the Vehicle Assembly Building.
