To The Moon! NASA's Artemis Mission Plans

The last time Humans were on the moon was in 1972. Since then it's been 50 years and we haven’t left earth’s orbit. But not for long! NASA’s plans for their Artemis program plans to change all of that and send Humans back to the moon and this time for building a settlement. The Artemis program will prepare humanity for the next giant leap, the exploration of Mars. But how does the Artemis program plan to take humans to the moon? Why will it be important? What will the Artemis program consist of?
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Credits: Nasa/Shutterstock/Storyblocks/Elon Musk/SpaceX/ESA/ESO/ Flickr

Video Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
02:00 Apollo 17 mission
06:42 How these systems works
09:45 The new spacesuits Xemu

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[xgringox]

I love to be able to volunteer to go to Space, even for a permanent trip It'd be a dream come true but I'm sure there are many out there with the dream of going to Space so I don't hold my breath over it!!

[vidyaishaya]

No, we won't make it by 2024, but by 2026 will be good enough. We certainly don't want to settle for 2028, the original timeline. What the SLS plus starship allows us to do is get a lot of stuff to the Moon. Over 100 tons per trip. That's way better than 2 men and 100 pounds of rock the Apollo missions achieved.

That's why it took so long, we had to develop technology to get more to the Moon and do more once we get there. Starship moon landers will be the first human habitation modules on the Moon. The next goal is to build more with very smart robots.

[kairon]

I agree. we should have started a new space station around the moon 10 years ago and already began replacing the ISS sections about 5 years ago.
But at least were finally doing it.

[mm-dwrr]

It's hard to imagine what things we're going to see as we begin to explore the moon, mars and beyond.

[antonbrakhage]

In the future, if we have one, human history will be divided into two parts: before we became a multi-planet species, and after. Current generations are fortunate to live at that turning point.

[frankelkjr]

Very clear and simple detailed video along W/ great visuals

[stephenpowell]

a much as i like the Atemis project, NASA don't even have a space suit to wear yet.

[nutbagus]

Hmm Reusability? Waist of taxes 1 time use B.

[anthonyhunt]

2025 at the earliest now with a 2nd WDR slowing the Artemis 1 launch.. hope so, but Apollo took time as well, for a myriad of reasons as you well know…

[peterdorn]

boys on the moon by 24' is not ready yet, next step manned flight on Orion is set for 24' much more work needs to be done, steps are being taken

[jorgesolis]

You is going to succed, just keep it simple...
Star gate looks like going at a sneil srep by now...

[dannyfels]

I would be a good plan to send a electronic dozer or grader. Or a type of loader. To level the ground for a flat surface to build on. When creating a flat surface can be leveled in a large circle or a back and forth moshion with this machine. 🤔

[alanwerner]

Hey !!! What happened to my comment ?? I wrote something 30 mins ago figuring to come back and edit it after checking on something to make sure I was stating facts. Now 30-40 mins later and ITS GONE.!!

WTF ?

[peterdorn]

let's review energy system for the moon base

[jorgesolis]

Who is going to make moon water first (that is Hidrogen plus oxigen mix....)....

[TheShinedownfan]

As I write this, 2024 is nearly half over and Artemis isn't on the way to the moon yet.

[dannyfels]

Once a large curfase has been cleared. It would create a good place to fasten stiff to the ground.

[dannyfels]

If it was me I would push straight or to something interesting. For a distance of 1/4 mile. Having another asturnot fallow and igsamin at surface behind this machine.

[PatrickCebron-ygjg]

What permanent stay, bring man 5 minutes on moon and i will belive apollo, if there must land half of saturn 5 on moon to go back, haw went buzz and nill on beetle from moon