Artemis Two: Moon Mission with Recycled Shuttle Parts
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NASAs Artemis two mission, set to launch this week, marks a historic journey around the moon with a crew of four, including the first woman and Black astronaut beyond Earths orbit since Apollo. The Space Launch System rocket, a one-time-use marvel, boasts recycled parts from the shuttle program, such as engines and booster segments that flew as far back as 1982. The mission aims to test Orions capabilities for a ten-day flyby, paving the way for lunar landers from SpaceX and Blue Origin, with potential moon landings by 2028.
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