By using this site, you agree to the Privacy Policy and Terms of Use.
Accept
The Arabian NewsThe Arabian NewsThe Arabian News
  • Home
  • Business
  • Exclusive
  • Technology
  • Wellness
  • Real Estate
  • Contact
Reading: NASA has delayed its first Moon landing in more than 50 years, now scheduled for 2027
Share
The Arabian NewsThe Arabian News
  • Politics
  • Pursuits
  • Business
  • Technology
  • Home
  • Business
  • Exclusive
  • Technology
  • Wellness
  • Real Estate
  • Contact
Follow US
  • Advertise
© 2022 Foxiz News Network. Ruby Design Company. All Rights Reserved.
alt="NASA has delayed its first Moon landing in more than 50 years, now scheduled for 2027"
The Arabian News > Science > NASA has delayed its first Moon landing in more than 50 years, now scheduled for 2027
Science

NASA has delayed its first Moon landing in more than 50 years, now scheduled for 2027

admin
SHARE

NASA has announced a delay in its eagerly awaited return to the Moon, moving the Artemis III mission’s historic lunar landing to 2027. This will be the first planned human landing on the Moon since the Apollo era more than fifty years ago. The postponement is due to unresolved technical issues, particularly concerning the Orion spacecraft’s heat shield.

The Orion spacecraft is a vital part of NASA’s Artemis program, designed to safely transport astronauts to and from the lunar surface. Recent tests raised concerns about the heat shield’s capability to endure the extreme re-entry temperatures during the spacecraft’s return to Earth. NASA is prioritizing these issues to ensure the mission’s safety and success.

The Artemis III mission is a key element of NASA’s broader lunar exploration strategy, which aims to establish a sustainable human presence on the Moon as a foundation for future missions to Mars. Although the delay is disappointing, officials remain hopeful about the program’s long-term objectives, pointing to ongoing progress in other Artemis-related projects, such as the Space Launch System (SLS) rocket and the Lunar Gateway.

NASA Administrator Bill Nelson stressed that the agency’s focus on innovation and safety is more important than adhering to strict timelines. “This delay reflects our commitment to getting it right,” he said, assuring that the initial steps of this new lunar era will be taken under the safest possible conditions.

You Might Also Like

Earth’s ‘Mini-Moon’ 2024 PT5 has completed its two-month journey and is now set to return in 2055

Celestial Smiley Alert: Moon, Venus, and Saturn to Form a Rare Cosmic Alignment

Abu Dhabi Scientists Work to Make Drinkable Water From Air a Reality

Record-Breaking Heat Leaves Scientists Scrambling for Explanations

Abu Dhabi Plans 20,000+ New Jobs in Life Sciences by 2035

TAGGED:first Moon landingNASA
Share This Article
Facebook Twitter Email Print
Previous Article alt="Sheikh Hamdan examines Dubai's bold plan to rank among the world's top three urban economies" Sheikh Hamdan examines Dubai’s bold plan to rank among the world’s top three urban economies
Next Article alt="A US judge has rejected a plea deal of Boeing 737 aircraft" A US judge has rejected a plea deal proposed by Boeing in connection with the fatal crashes of its 737 aircraft

Popular News

7 Korean moisturisers to assist you hydrate and protect your skin
Fashion and beauty
IndiGo Flight in Fuel Crisis: ‘Mayday’ Panic as Airbus A320 Scrambles for Emergency Landing
World
Five K-Drama dream couples, including the legendary Hyun Bin and Song Hye-kyo
Entertainment
Trump Declares Ceasefire ‘In Effect’ Despite Violations in Iran-Israel Conflict
Exclusive

Recent News

  • Dubai Summer Support: “Al Freej Fridge” to Distribute 2 Million Refreshments to Workers
  • No additional fees for Direct Remit transactions made to India, Pakistan, the Philippines, and Egypt
  • UAE Weather Surprise: Al Ain Experiences Rain and Hail Despite 49.2°C Heat
  • Lhuan-dre Pretorius, a teenager, breaks records with his first test century
  • Summer Binge: A Charming, Jovial K-Drama Treat: What’s Wrong With Secretary Kim
The Arabian News

Quick Links

  • Home
  • Business
  • Real Estate
  • Contact

Featured Categories

  • Real Estate
  • Wellness
  • Politics
  • Economics

Find Us on Socials

© 2024 The Arabian News. All Rights Reserved.
Welcome Back!

Sign in to your account

Username or Email Address
Password

Lost your password?