The US Giant Rockets test at the end of this month, planned to be on the moon in 2025, and in Mars in 2030

Author:Pole news Time:2022.08.17

Jimu Journalist Wang Liangliang Hu Li

Intern Zhang Tianzheng

According to the BBC report on August 17, the National Aeronautics and Space Agency (NASA) "Space Launch System" (SLS) Heavy Rockets was shipped to the launcher on the evening of August 16, local time, and will test for the first time on August 29.

SLS Rockets will open a new era chapter for the moon exploration

NASA said that as the entire "Artemis" project, this SLS rocket test is important. Super giant rockets will be taken to Florida Kennedy Aerospace Center 39B launcher. From August 29th, there are three possible launch opportunities, which are August 29, September 2 and September 6, depending on the weather on the day. The goal of this launch is to return to the earth after flying around the back of the moon, and at the same time to detect whether the space cabin thermal insulation board can withstand the heat of friction with the earth's atmosphere.

NASA said that this SLS launch test is a virgin navigation of the "Artemis" project. After the test is successful, they will launch the "Artemis" 2 stage task in 2024: manned launch, and carry out the 3 stage of 2025 to carry out the 3 stage of 2025 Task: The manned to land on the moon. According to British media reports, NASA promised in the third stage, the Artemis Rockets will carry one female astronauts to land on the back of the moon.

NASA added that if the third stage of "Artemis" has achieved a complete success, SLS will serve the U.S. Manned Mars plan around 2030.

According to the latest giant rocket data released by NASA, SS Rockets thrust more than the Apollo -man -landed moon landing plan 15%. This extra power will ensure that the Rockets can not only complete the manned spaceflight, but also at the same time at the same time at the same time at the same time at the same time. Load a large amount of equipment and goods to avoid the cost of waiting for the cargo equipment for a while.

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