The Artemis 1 Rocket

A breakthrough in lunar science and beyond As NASA nears return to the moon with the Artemis program, space scientists' enthusiasm approaches fever pitch. Lunar research is about to be transformed by NASA's Artemis moon program, which will bring men to the moon's surface after an absence of almost 50 years and launch roughly five dozen robotic missions over the next three years. NASA has touted its Space Launch System, or SLS, as the most powerful rocket ever constructed. The 98-meter rocket arrived Wednesday at a launch site at NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida. It took over 10 hours for the rocket to make the six-and-a-half kilometer travel to the launch facility. NASA is dubbing the maiden launch of the SLS rocket Artemis 1. There will be no personnel aboard the spaceship for the first flight. SLS will carry NASA's Orion spacecraft on a test mission to fly around the moon. Artemis aims to place American astronauts on the moon no early than 2025. It would be the first lunar landing by humans since NASA's Apollo 17 mission in 1972. With over a decade of gazing at stars and studying rockets and every other fascinating object of science, Russell L. Arthur, an extreme lover of space takes you on an informative journey and analysis of the Artemis rocket, equipping every astronomer, astrophysicist, star-gazer, constellation lover and every rocket enthusiast about the breakthrough, and answering everyone's present question- how this will affect how we view the universe subsequently. Highlights of this book include: Artemis rocket launch- all you need to know Its missions How the rocket operates Things to know about NASA's moon-bound mega-rocket Artemis Facts Objects and surprises aboard the rocket The best places to obtain the finest view of the launch The future of rocket and lunar science What we expect to come next How SLS compares to Apollo-era Saturn V Artemis 1 vs. Apollo 4 A sneak glimpse into Artemis 2 And so much more! Want to know more? Click the Add to Cart button now!

First crew-rated rocket to the moon since 1972 will be launched by NASA. The purpose of a test mission with no human crew on board is to send people back to the moon and eventually land them on Mars.This book will provide information on everything you should know about the Artemis 1 rocket launch, what to expect, important facts about Artemis 1, its mission, and its importance in the sector of space science and aeronautics. The 1.3 million miles Artemis I test mission, which will travel for 42 days and cover a distance of 40,000 miles, will launch from the same location as the Apollo lunar missions fifty years ago. Before ending in 2011, NASA's Space Shuttle program launched manned flights circling the planet in a region of relatively close space. It is the responsibility of Artemis I to start telling NASA about the possibility of sending people to Mars in the future, which would truly bring science fiction to life. To get more information, get a copy of this book.

NASA's Artemis mission inches closer to returning to the moon. The Space Launch System, or SLS, has been lauded by NASA as the most formidable rocket ever constructed. The first SLS rocket launch will be named as Artemis 1 by NASA. The initial voyage of the spacecraft will not have any crew members on board. NASA's Orion spacecraft will fly on SLS for a test mission to circle the moon. American astronauts will reach the moon no early than 2025, according to Artemis. Since NASA's Apollo 17 mission in 1972, this would be the first human lunar landing. This book's highlights include: -The NASA Artemis programme. -Everything you need to know about the rocket launch. -The rocket's operation. And so much more! Scroll up and click on the "BUY" button.

The greatest scientific breakthrough in astronomy. The Space Launch System, or SLS, has been hailed by NASA as the most powerful rocket ever built. The 98-meter rocket arrived during the workweek at the NASA Kennedy Space Center in Everglade State's launch pad. The rocket's trip of more than 10 hours covered six and a half kilometers to the launch site. Aiming to land American astronauts on the moon no earlier than 2025, Artemis It would be the first time since NASA's Phoebus Seventeen mission in 1972 that people have set foot on a satellite. With more than 15 years of studying and researching rockets while observing the stars and other fascinating scientific objects, rocket enthusiast Laura Jordan will take you on an educational tour and analysis of the Artemis rocket, informing every Uranologist, astronomer, stargazer, fans of constellations, and rocket enthusiast about the discovery and answering everyone's gift question, How will this bring about breakthrough in Astronomy? This book talks about; Launch of the Artemis rocket - all you need to know. Its objectives. The rocket's operation. What you need to know about NASA's moon-bound mega-rocket Artemis. Future satellite and rocket science. Saturn V during the Apollo period against Artemis 1 and Apollo 2 in comparison to SLS. An insight to Artemis 2. And a whole lot more!

Space scientists' enthusiasm is reaching a fever pitch as NASA's Artemis mission inches closer to returning to the moon. The Space Launch System, or SLS, has been lauded by NASA as the most formidable rocket ever constructed. The 98-meter rocket reached the NASA Kennedy Space Center in Florida's launch region on Wednesday. The rocket traveled more than 10 hours to traverse the six and a half kilometers to the launch site. The first SLS rocket launch will be named as Artemis 1 by NASA. The initial voyage of the spacecraft will not have any crew members on board. NASA's Orion spacecraft will fly on SLS for a test mission to circle the moon. American astronauts will reach the moon no early than 2025, according to Artemis. Since NASA's Apollo 17 mission in 1972, this would be the first human lunar landing. Roger Muniz, an extreme space enthusiast who has spent more than ten years studying rockets and other fascinating scientific objects, leads you on an educational tour and analysis of the Artemis rocket, educating every astronomer, astrophysicist, star-gazer, constellation enthusiast, and rocket enthusiast about the discovery and addressing the pressing question of how this will change how we view the universe going forward. In this book, you'll discover: What you need to know about the rocket launch The goals of the rocket launch The rocket's operationThe mega-rocket of NASA Facts about Artemis I And so much more! You want to know more? Click the Add to Cart button now!

WHY WAS ARTEMIS 1 LAUNCH SCRUBBED? KEEP READING!!! ★ NASA plans to relaunch another entry with a rocket known as Artemis 1 on August 29, 2022. Exploring the moon will pave way for further explorations on Mars. Unfortunately, this launch didn't happen due to several issues. Even though there were hydrogen leaks before the launch, it was quickly fixed by the NASA team but other issues came up that needed time to resolve. Why was the rocket launch scrubbed today? ★Newton Light Ph.D. is a renowned American-based scientist with several years of experience dedicated to space study and other planets outside earth. He has received numerous awards in the USA, Canada, UK, Australia, Switzerland, and a host of other countries. IN THIS BOOK YOU WILL DISCOVER: What made NASA cancel the launch of Artemis 1 What NASA engineers are working on to quickly fix the issues Why this will go down in history The downsides of the delay NASA's next step and secret agenda surrounding Artemis 1 And lots more To order, click on the BUY button PS: Limited copies are available. You can also order the paperback for your friends, families, or colleagues. A NEW history has been created by NASA that will change our world forever. Do not be left in the dark.