NASA is making progress on the lunar mission

NASA's Artemis 1 lunar mission material is starting to gather. According to NASA, the engine part of the Space Launch System (SLS) rocket is now assembled and ready to connect to the rest of the SLS main stage. As shown in the video below, the engine section serves as an attachment point for the four RS-25 engines and the two rocket solid propellant rocket boosters, capable of producing a combined boost of 8.8 million books. The next step for the team – connecting the engines to the main propulsion systems inside the engine section – is expected to begin this month.

NASA's powerful Space Launch System rocket and NASA's Orion
spacecraft are moving towards the pad, "said the agency. "With the
Lunar Orbit Bridge and a new human landing system, SLS and Orion create the
spine for the Artemis missions of the agency on the moon that will land
astronauts on the lunar surface by 2024. "

NASA is currently planning to launch unmatched Artemis 1 in orbit around the moon in 2020 as NASA's first integrated test of deep-space exploration systems: the Orion spacecraft, [SLS] The rocket and ground systems of the Kennedy Space Center in Cape Canaveral, Florida. "Assuming that Artemis 1 is a success, the second Artemis mission, scheduled for 2022," will test Orion's critical systems with humans on board. "The goal of the program is to land astronauts on the moon with Artemis 3 in 2024.