NASA's Artemis 1 moon mission pre-launch briefing | FULL

NASA experts held a briefing on the "Role of Industry in Advancing Human Exploration" ahead of its Artemis I mission that 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.

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[CrasyFingers]

when's the next launch after this one? i just started thinking about this just now, spaceX can replace and reuse their parts more quickly, but what about SLS? they have to build another rocket from scratch and how long does that take?

[dirkharris]

Why do the require to state “first person of color” all the time?
Discussing with friends, it’s a common theme that would me want to say “No, thank you. I don’t want everyone to believe I was selected simply based on genetic skin color.”

[miken]

Too expensive. I think they are doing the wrong approach. They should build an orbital spacecraft, of modules similar to space station (habitation, command, power station, docking, propulsion), then refuel/resupply for missions to moon, asteroids, & mars. The Orion would fly to docking module and serve as a lifeboat. Propulsion module uses electric plasma engines. Power station is a combination of solar and nuclear power.

[billbradley]

Artemis is Apollo’s twin Sister. Both are bringers of disease and the cure. Hmm 🤔

[robertonegron]

Are you guys taking the moon buggy that's bigger than the space washing machine 😂😂😂😂.

[tomrogers]

Anyone ever notice how the nasa launches are when orions alignment is perfect each time, the did it for the first "moon landing". Look it up yall its a ancient ritual from egyption times

[brianhale]

How do you get to hell?
Very simple: claim that you're innocent.

How do you get to heaven?
Very simple: Admit that you're not Innocent, you're guilty and ask for mercy.

How to know if you're guilty or not?
Simply: Compare your life to the Ten Commandments God gave you in the Bible.
Everyone agrees that if people followed the ten commandments there would be no need for governments or police.

Do not lie.
Do not steal.
Do not commit adultery.
Do not insult God by using his name as a cuss word.
There are six more but let's just leave it at that.

How many lies have you told in your life?

Have you ever taken anything that didn't belong to you?

Jesus said, if you look at a women lustfully you've already committed adultery in your heart with that woman.
How many times a day do you do that?

Do you use God's name as a cuss word?
Would you do that with your own mother's name?

If you answer these questions honestly you know that you're guilty.

God can justly punish you and send you to hell.

Ask him for mercy.
His name is Jesus.

It's as simple as this, The Ten Commandments are called the moral law. You and I broke God's laws. Jesus paid the fine.
The fine is death.

Ezekiel 18:20 —
"The soul who sins shall die.

That's why Jesus had to die on the cross for our sins. This is why God is able to give us Mercy.

Option A.
You die for your own sins.

Option B.
Ask for mercy and accept that Jesus died on the cross for you

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[StarDreamMemories]

Good God it is terribly irritating to see this woman look down at her script.
😴

[saitohiraga]

NASA: Reaches Moon.
China: Launching rockets from Mars to explore the moon's of Jupiter and Saturn.

[saifcathum]

Is this a joke? You need to press up, up, down, down, left, right, left, right, A, B, select, start to get it to work. 33, didn't you get the message?

[lastChang]

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

[vanhelsing]

Dear Nasa,

Please check for me, on the US flag that I plant on the moon years ago... if its bad, replace it for me. thanks.

[canadaclub]

Very cool, exciting time to be alive, best of luck to the Artemis program

[rdavidmurphy]

I wonder, is Canada a state or a country in Europe?