Elon musk's Urgent Message to NASA for Artemis Juan Mission there have been delays with NASA's
Artemis Mission To The Moon scheduled and postponed multiple times Artemis once launch
was never completed Elon Musk the CEO of SpaceX and a multi-billionaire as a proposition for NASA
right now what might be the solution according to musk well let's find out hello everyone and
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in a quick disconnect phase of the space launch system rocket launch at the time of the launch
of Artemis Juan NASA Engineers were unable to stop a hydrogen leak NASA has a tolerance for a
small quantity of hydrogen leaking and anything beyond a four percent concentration of hydrogen
close to the quick disconnect is regarded as a flameability threat according to Eric Berger
of RS Technica in response to Berger's correct assessment musk said Raptor design originally
used H2 hydrogen but switched to CH4 methane which is in my opinion the best combination of
high efficiency and ease of operation the Delta V difference between H2 and CH4 is minimal for
the majority of missions according to musk because the CH4 tank is significantly smaller
and doesn't require insulation the difference in velocity that a rocket engine can impose on a
spacecraft as a result of the unique impulse and the variance of the mass of the actual
vehicle is known as the Delta V he asserts that methane which is easier to manufacture on Mars
is extremely critical for launch missions a a Pioneer in the use of liquid hydrogen and
methane as fuel as SpaceX in 20 years Elon Musk wants to establish an independent Metropolis on
Mars to transport people and goods to the Moon Mars and Beyond SpaceX is getting ready to launch
the Starship manga rocket the NASA showstopper described in the report as an 8-inch diameter
line transporting liquid hydrogen into the rocket sprung a persistent leak at the inlets known as a
quick disconnect leading on board the vehicle was the source of the problem days after stating that
it will try to launch the Artemis 1 Mission Again on September 23rd NASA changed its mind into late
the launch at a briefing on September 8th NASA stated that a backup launch date of September
27th will be used if necessary in order to fly the space launch system in Orion spacecraft as
soon as September 23rd getting the go-ahead from the Eastern range to extend the certification of
the flight termination system on SLS as well as finishing and testing repairs to seals in liquid
hydrogen lines attaching to the Rocket's core stage were required for that timetable however
NASA announced that it had scrap preparations for a launch on September 23rd in a late September
12th update after pushing out a tanking test to ensure the new seals are functioning correctly
from September 17th to September 21st the EPA declared that date to be no longer viable the
added value of having more time to prepare for the cryogenic demonstration test and subsequently
more time to prepare for the launch was one of many logistical issues at Nasa carefully
considered when coming up with a new date the agency said in a statement additionally extra
time is available to restock the liquid oxygen and hydrogen tanks on the launch pad and provide the
launch team's adequate rest according to NASA the earliest possible launch date is September
27th with October 2nd as a possible backup NASA is still planning to launch a new crew
to the International Space Station on spacex's crew 5 commercial crew mission on October 3rd
from launch complex 39a close to the SLS at launch complex 39b at the Kennedy Space Center that back
update still being considered launch window on September 27 begins at 11 37 a.m Eastern and it
lasts for 70 minutes the launch that day will prepare Orion spacecraft for a Splashdown in
the Pacific Ocean on November 5th they'll launch on October 2nd would occur during a 109 minute
window that begins at 2 52 PM Eastern preparing for Splashdown on November 11th according to
NASA's announcement Engineers finish replacing the seals on the two liquid hydrogen lines and
reconnected them to the core stage prior to the rescheduled cryogenic tanking test next week
the seals will be tested at room temperature this week even if the tanking test is successful unless
the Eastern range provides a waiver to the fts's approved lifetime which expired on September 6th
NASA will not be able to move on with a launch without rolling back to the Vehicle Assembly
Building to recertify the FTS the Eastern range is still considering NASA's request for a waiver
according to NASA NASA is continuing to follow the Eastern ranges procedure for evaluation of the
agency's request for an extension of the present flight termination system testing requirement and
is providing additional information and data as needed the agency said in a statement meanwhile
let's take a look at the overview of Artemis one taking humans back to the moon for the first time
since 1972 is made possible by this Expedition which is amazing it also Heralds the start of a
new space competition for lunar resources so this time it's not only about leaving our prince in the
lunar dust everybody is interested in mining the moon this time the Artemis program has several
Noble and motivating aspects the first mission of the program called Artemis 1 would orbit the Moon
for 42 days before returning to Earth unmanned the space launch system or SLS a new launch vehicle
that is the most powerful rocket currently in use in the world would be used for the journey three
mannequins composed of materials that replicate male and female biology will be on board the
launch vehicle and human space flight capsule will be tested for comfort and safety by NASA
using the mannequins a number of small satellites will be launched to provide data as the capsule
approaches the moon and there are numerous further experiments on board the knowledge gained from
this trip will be put to use in Artemis 2 which is scheduled to launch in 2024 and Wilson the
first woman and the first person of color to the moon but returning to the Moon is not just about
Discovery and the search for knowledge today's space initiatives are supported by geopolitics
just as the space race of the 1960s was influenced by Cold War geopolitics the US's leading Artemis
with support from the European Space Agency as well as many other friendly countries including
Australia Russia and China are working together on their own Moon program they aim to set foot on
the moon in 2026 and build a base there in 2035. and he is also developing lunar spacecraft and
robotic Moon Rovers in addition a lunar lander will be launched by the UAE in November of this
year more than just having astronauts land on the moon for quick trips there is what each of these
initiatives seek to accomplish the program's longer term objective is to gather resources
from the Moon and the southernmost parts of the Moon water ice has been discovered and
it is anticipated that it will also be possible to harvest some gases that can be used as fuels
these materials could enable both long-term human life on and near the moon in lunar bases
and permanent space stations orbiting the moon like NASA's proposed Gateway the Artemis program
and upcoming American missions to Mars are being supported by the Australian space agency which
also supports Australian industry to Aid in lunar mining Endeavors Australian scientists
are also creating lunar Rovers the knowledge we get on the moon will eventually help us get to
Mars however in the short term the Nations and related commercial organizations have secure
the greatest mining locations first will control the developing lunar economy and lunar politics
we may anticipate significant political tension surrounding this new race to the moon escalating
over the course of the next five years or more what rules will apply to activities on the moon
as one unanswered question it has not yet apparent whether mining or other types of
resource exploitation are prohibited by the 1967 outer space treaty which forbids appropriation
in Space by claims of sovereignty occupation or by any other means a working committee at
the U.N is tasked with forging a multilateral understanding on the legal ramifications of
space resource activities and that ends today's video what did you think of today's episode will
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