NASA holds 2nd pre-launch briefing on Artemis 1 moon to Mars exploration plans | FULL

NASA experts held a briefing Saturday on "moon to Mars exploration" ahead of its Artemis I mission, which will launch an uncrewed flight test around the moon from the Kennedy Space Centre in Florida on Monday.

The Artemis I is the first integrated test of NASA’s Orion spacecraft, Space Launch System (SLS) rocket, and the ground systems from the space centre.

The complex mission will last about six weeks as it travels about 40,000 miles beyond the Moon and back to Earth.

Artemis missions aim to return astronauts to the moon by 2024, more than half a century since the last lunar walk.

As part of the Artemis missions, NASA plans to establish a “long-term presence” on the moon in order to help them prepare to eventually send astronauts to the red planet.

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[michaeldemarco]

Interesting how Nelson mentions Obama and Biden, but not Bush (who actually refocused us on the Moon), and Trump, who provided us with the NASA director who pressed this mission toward completion.

[The-Wide-Angle]

Why is this not on the Nasa Live YT channel?

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We should send Martians to Mars. That would throw the Martians off.👽

[lastChang]

NASA is coming back to the moon to make sure that China didn't trash the planet.

[EyesEarsandBrainEngaged]

Watching this has fried my head. and far from
" brimming with excitement " as the host expressed at the end, I feel somewhat nauseous.
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