A SpaceX rocket on Thursday launched the Nova-C Moon Lander of the intensive machines. (Credit: Reuters/NASA)
Texas-based spontaneous machines The launch of its second moon landing mission is “Ready to Go”, which is expected to explode on Wednesday.
Reuters reported that an executive of a company confirmed the space exploration firm “Ready to Go,” on Wednesday with the scheduled launch of its six-foot Nova-C Moon Lander, Athena.
Athena will launch a spacex from NASA on 9 rocket Kennedy Space Center in Florida7:02 PM and 7:34 PM ET with launch window.
Machines with intuitive knowledge are planning to unload the lunar lander near the south pole of the moon, which is close to the sheklton crater, where it will drill in the surface and search for water, ice and other gases.
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The Nova-C Lunar Lander, designed by aerospace company intuitive machines, is displayed at the company’s headquarters in Texas. (Reuters/Ivan Garcia/File Photo/Reuters Photos)
This week, Trent Martin, senior vice president of Space Systems in Inteautive Machies, said on a conference call that he was currently not facing any issue with Nova-C, saying that it is “ready to go and go to the button and go Was.”
Mission is NASAOf $ 2.6 billion Commercial lunar payload services (CLP) Initiative. In August last year, the company was awarded a $ 116.9 million contract under CLP to give Lunar South Poll a six science and technology payload.
Machines with intuitive knowledge made history last year when it became the first private company to successfully landing the moon.
A SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket is at the top of the Nova-C lander, launched in space, 15 February 2024. (Reuters/ who skipper/ file photo/ reals photos)
Last year’s Mission, the company’s lunar lander brought it to the surface of the moon before it up.
The lunar lander touched the surface of the moon, and although it was believed that the moon was on the moon, the indicated indicated by the equipment was lost.
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Nova -C Moon Lander Mission of intuitive machines at Kennedy Space Center from a SpaceX Falcon 9 Rocket Launch Pad LC -39A, Cape Canveral, Fla., 15 February, 2024. (Greg Newton / AFP via Getty Image / Getty Image)
After about 15 minutes, the hint returned, although unconscious.
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Mission director Tim Crane said, “We are not yet dying, stating the team that the equipment was on the surface of the moon and transmitting. The state and orientation of the equipment, however, was still unknown.
The last time an American spacecraft touched the moon, during the Apollo 17 mission in 1972.
Reuters contributed to this report.
