Peregrine Lander: America's Moon Expedition on a Path to Fiery Destruction
By Jonathan AmosScience reporter18 January 2024, 00:01 GMTUpdated 23 minutes agoimage caption, Peregrine's upper right has a crescent looking toward
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By Jonathan AmosScience reporter18 January 2024, 00:01 GMTUpdated 23 minutes agoimage caption, Peregrine's upper right has a crescent looking toward
A spacecraft built for human travel has been to the lunar surface in 50 years. what makes this mission so significant is not that it repeats the apollo missions from decades ago, but that it moves us closer to a day when astronauts will use the moon, as a base for deep space exploration. sian cleaver grew up in essex with dreams of becoming an astronaut. she's now industrial manager for the european service module, that is the propulsion system that drives the orion spacecraft. she works for airbus in bremen in germany welcome to the programme, good to have you _ welcome to the programme, good...
Engineers are working to rectify a temperature issue with one of the engines.
Similar leaks hindered Nasa’s countdown tests in April and June.
The rocket launch marks the first in the agency’s Artemis programme and marks the next chapter of putting humans back on the moon.