NASA's Artemis III Mission to Test Key Systems for Lunar Landing
Artemis III will test critical systems for human landing on the Moon's South Pole, with Artemis IV targeted for 2028. The mission involves NASA’s Orion spacecraft and commercial lunar landers from Blue Origin and SpaceX.
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NASA's Artemis III mission will focus on testing vital systems for future lunar landings. The mission includes a rendezvous-docking test between the Orion spacecraft and commercial landers from SpaceX and Blue Origin, following the addition of an earlier mission before Artemis IV, which aims to land astronauts on the Moon's South Pole.
The Space Launch System (SLS) will launch Orion from Kennedy Space Center with a crew of four, utilizing a spacer component for the upper stage. This mission will also enhance collaboration with partners and is designed to provide more launch window opportunities.
Key objectives include testing life support systems and demonstrating in-orbit docking capabilities, essential for future missions to Mars. Artemis IV is now expected in 2028, delaying the return of humans to the Moon.
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