NASA announced the latest schedule for the “Artemis 3” mission on the 23rd. According to the plan, the mission will launch 4 astronauts into near-Earth orbit in 2027, and tests such as rendezvous and docking with the lunar landing system test vehicle developed by the American Blue Origin Company and Space Exploration Technology Company will be carried out to prepare for the subsequent “Artemis 4” manned lunar landing mission. According to reports, the “Artemis 3” mission is scheduled to last 14 days and will use 3 different launch vehicles to launch the “Blue Moon Mark 2” lunar lander test version, the “Orion” manned spacecraft, and the “Starship” test vehicle developed by Blue Origin into space, respectively. The mission aims to verify the ability of different spacecraft to work collaboratively in orbit, rehearse key procedures such as rendezvous, docking, and in-flight operations, and reduce the risk of future manned lunar landing.

NASA announced the latest schedule for the “Artemis 3” mission on the 23rd. According to the plan, the mission will launch 4 astronauts into near-Earth orbit in 2027, and tests such as rendezvous and docking with the lunar landing system test vehicle developed by the American Blue Origin Company and Space Exploration Technology Company will be carried out to prepare for the subsequent “Artemis 4” manned lunar landing mission. According to reports, the “Artemis 3” mission is scheduled to last 14 days and will use 3 different launch vehicles to launch the “Blue Moon Mark 2” lunar lander test version, the “Orion” manned spacecraft, and the “Starship” test vehicle developed by Blue Origin into space, respectively. The mission aims to verify the ability of different spacecraft to work collaboratively in orbit, rehearse key procedures such as rendezvous, docking, and in-flight operations, and reduce the risk of future manned lunar landing.