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August 12, 2024

News Desk

Boeing’s inexperience causes major failures in lunar mission, NASA claims

Listen to the article A recent report from NASA’s Office of Inspector General (OIG) blamed significant delays and cost overruns on the Artemis moon mission on mismanagement and an inexperienced workforce at Boeing. The 38-page document, released Wednesday, criticizes Boeing’s poor quality control practices and poorly trained personnel, attributing those issues to escalating costs and schedule delays in the development of NASA’s Block 1B Space Launch System (SLS). SLS Block 1B, a more powerful iteration of NASA’s existing SLS Block 1, is slated for its maiden flight in 2028 as part of the Artemis IV mission, a crewed lunar landing.

Russia begins development of nuclear power plant for joint lunar station with China, RIA reports

MOSCOW: Russia has begun developing a nuclear power plant for its planned joint lunar station with China, RIA news agency quoted Yuri Borisov, head of the Russian space agency Roscosmos, as saying on Wednesday. In March, Borissov said Moscow was considering the idea of ​​powering the station with nuclear power. Something he said could one day enable the construction of lunar settlements. Borisov, a former deputy defense minister, said Russia and China were working together on a lunar program and that Moscow was able to contribute its “nuclear space energy” expertise. Borisov also spoke at the time about Russian plans

Successful launch of China’s Queqiao-2 relay satellite for lunar probe mission

BEIJING: The China National Space Administration (CNSA) said on Friday that the launch of a key signal relay satellite was a “total success” and will serve as a communication bridge for its future lunar probe missions for years to come, state media reported. China launched the Queqiao-2 satellite, named after a mythological bridge of magpies, and two tiny satellites, Tiandu-1 and Tiandu-2, on March 20. Queqiao-2 will be used as a communication bridge between ground operations on Earth and upcoming lunar missions on the far side of the moon until at least 2030. The near side of the moon always

February 24, 2024

News Desk

The lunar probe Ulysses tilted sideways on the lunar surface

The lunar rover named Odysseus is “alive and well” but resting on its side a day after its white-knuckle landing as the first private spacecraft ever to reach the lunar surface and the first from the US since 1972, the company behind the vehicle he said Friday. Houston-based Intuitive Machines ( LUNR.O ) revealed that human error led to the failure of the spacecraft’s laser rangefinders, how engineers spotted the error by chance hours before landing time and how they improvised an emergency fix that saved the mission from a possible crash. Although Odysseus reached the surface Thursday intact, data

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