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Space exploration is a tricky and at times‚ dangerous business. The safety of the crews is of paramount importance and escape technology is always factored into spacecraft design. Whilst Artemis I did not require such provisions when it launched Artemis II with astronauts on board is being prepared with a ski-lift style escape system to take them far away from the launch pad.  Artemis I was launched back in November 2022 after a total of four failed launches. at 6:47 UT the first of the Artemis series of spacecraft lifted off safely for a flight that lasting 25 days. Following an orbit around the Moon‚ it returned safely to Earth completing phase one of the Artemis program.  NASA’s Space Launch System rocket carrying the Orion spacecraft launches on the Artemis I flight test‚ Wednesday‚ Nov. 16‚ 2022‚ from Launch Complex 39B at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida. Credit: NASA/Joel Kowsky. The next phase‚ Artemis II will repeat the success of Artemis I but with crew on board. In this second phase to NASA establishing a long term presence on the Moon‚ the crew will experience a 10 day flight. The main aim to test the technology needed to support a human crew. Artemis II is currently slated to launch no sooner than September 2025.  With the human inhabitants on board Artemis II NASA of course‚ have considered crew safety and escape methods at various stages of the flight. In a series of tests known as the Integrated System Verification and Validation Tests‚ NASA has a series of seven tests to complete. Test Five involves the test of the emergency egress procedures and technology.  The emergency egress test demonstrates what will happen in the event of an emergency during the countdown that requires the astronauts to evacuate the Orion module. If an emergency event occurs the crew and support personnel will immediately head to the emergency egress baskets which are currently being installed.  The baskets are like ski lift gondolas that are hung from overhead wires – known as a catenary system – suspended from the mobile launcher. The baskets would transport the personnel to the ground far from Orion where emergency transport vehicles would be waiting to take them further away. Overall‚ NASA plans to spend about a week practicing and operating the emergency drills both day and night.  In the first few tests no-one will ride in the baskets‚ instead‚ the tests will be conducted with water tanks filled with different volumes of water to replicate different passenger weights. Source : Artemis Teams Install Emergency Escape Baskets at NASA Kennedy The post This is How Astronauts Would Escape from the Artemis II Launch Pad appeared first on Universe Today.

The Moon is a bit of a hot bed for exploration of late.  The Japanese agency JAXA have been getting in on the act but their SLIM lander fell on its side with its solar panels pointing toward the ground. Until today‚ JAXA thought that was it but today it seems that they have managed to re-established contact again. JAXA’s first lunar lander known as SLIM (Smart Lander for Investigating Moon) was designed to demonstrate the ability to land on the Moon. The mission was particularly wanting to show how precision can be applied to lunar landings. During the descent‚ craters were identified using technology developed for facial recognition and location pinpointed by the lunar orbiter SELENE. They hoped to land with an accuracy of 100m which‚ in comparison to the historic Apollo 11 mission accepted a 20km range.  JAXA’s H-IIA Launch Vehicle taking off from the Tanegashima Space Center. Credit: Wikipedia Commons/NARITA Masahiro On its arrival on January 20th one of the two engines lost power so with reduced power‚ the landing was compromised. On touchdown it somehow slid and tumbled down the side of a crater leaving its solar panels unable to generate electricity. Reacting swiftly the team immediately commanded the lander to transmit landing data before the power ran out.  As the lander sat there quietly out of power‚ the team waited‚ hoping that the batteries may recharge once other aspects of the Moon started to receive sunlight.  Fortunately during the final stages of the descent the two probes on board were successfully deployed. One of them a tiny hoping robot and the other designed to roll about the surface. Thankfully they both seemed to be working well with one image having been beamed back to show the orientation of the spacecraft on its side. Not only did the probes function well but the on board navigation camera captured images during the descent showing the rocky terrain just before touch down.  Even though the mission ended in a slightly unplanned way it still managed to land within its 100 metre target‚ hitting 55 metres from its identified spot.  A couple of hours after touchdown the team decided to switch off the power to conserve power for a possible power up when solar energy allowed.  In a post on the company ‘X’ profile the team confirmed that sufficient sunlight had managed to trickle in to give the batteries enough power to boot up and operations resumed. Source : JAXA ‘X’ feed The post Japan’s SLIM Lander Finds Power Even Though It’s Face Down appeared first on Universe Today.

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Texas governor Greg Abbott will never be mistaken for Vladimir I. Lenin‚ but his role during the border crisis recalls the revolutionary’s famous line about “heightening the contradictions.” It is‚ of course‚ beyond Abbott’s power to secure the border in the teeth of a determined federal policy of nonenforcement. Still‚ he’s used the instruments available to him to force sanctuary-city mayors to confront the consequences of their own professed beliefs on immigration and to bait the Biden...