NASA confirms: June 20 is the date for the final test of its huge lunar rocket

NASA officials have confirmed that Monday, June 20, is the date for the final pre-flight test of its Next-Generation Space Launch System (SLS) rocket and Orion spacecraft.

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If there are entry cases, unless they start firing SLS in the first stage, mark Artemis I, maybe early, and start running from our nearest neighbors before heading back home.

Artemis’ view of the moon.

Next, it will seek to create a prospective lunar target for Artemis III on the first first lunar landing, well positioned after a stable rendering of the launch of Artemis III, on the lunar surface. Jeep no later than 2025.

The Artemis program heralds a new determination in human exploration of the Moon, and part of the goal is to build a permanent base for long stays. To this effort, he responds to the start of the first space mission to Mars, a space astronaut that could take place in the 2030s.