Poseidon, god of the sea with King Minos of Crete‘s daughter euryaleson of Orion He had a gigantic body and a face of beauty that anyone who sees turns to look again. One day trusting your beauty King Oinopion‘s daughter MeropeHe wooed . young girl, this ‘beautiful’ did not face the man. Driven mad by his unrequited love, Orion drank too much and attacked Merope. King Oinopion did not forgive his disrespect and blinded him. Orion, who could walk on the seas, was blinded. Iron God HephaestusHe asked for help. Hephaestus it Lemnos IslandHe sent him to the healing rays of the sun. Here Orion’s eyes opened.
Artemis, Goddess of Hunting and the Moon one day he saw Orion hunting in the forest. Artemis, dizzy with Orion’s beauty, fell in love with him on the spot. Artemis’ twin sister Apollo, God of Light, Sun and Prophecy he was jealous of this love. He devised a plan to save his sister from Orion. One day when Orion was swimming in the sea and sailing far from land, he summoned his sister Artemis. Showing Orion, which looks like a tiny dot in the middle of the sea, “Can you shoot up to that spot over there?” he challenged the Hunting Goddess Artemis. Artemis took out her arrow and threw it at the point in the middle of the sea! As the two brothers went to the place where the arrow fell, Artemis saw that she had killed the man she loved, Orion, with her arrow. Father of Artemis, who suffered greatly ZeusHe went to her and begged her not to separate him from her. Zeus also turned Orion into the brightest constellation in the sky, near the Moon… According to a belief, because of Artemis’ great pain, the Moon is such a cold and lifeless place. Orion constellations are the brightest stars in the sky, as Artemis imprisoned herself in darkness.
NASA HAS BEEN PREPARING FOR MORE THAN 10 YEARS
Named after the Sun God, who envied and separated Artemis and Orion 50 years ago, when I was still crawling on earth. Apollo 17was returning to Earth with the last humans to walk on the Moon.
From the astronauts on Apollo 17 US Navy officer Gene Cernan, ‘home’ Just before he returned, he wrote the initials of his little daughter next to the footprint he had left on the Moon. This is because there is no wind on the surface of the Moon. ‘small’ He knew the trail would stay there forever. Now Mankind is taking action to add new footprints next to Gene Cernan’s footprint on the Moon, where it has not looked at his face for exactly 50 years, and new letters next to his daughter’s initials.
NASA It has been working for more than 10 years to go to the moon again. In one leg of these studies, three years ago, on May 19, 2019 NASA administrator Jim Bridenstineannounced the name of the spacecraft that will take mankind back to the Moon: Artemis 1! Request The spacecraft, named after Greek mythology’s Hunting and Moon God Artemis, will set off for the Moon on Monday, August 29. On this journey, he will be accompanied by a capsule named after Artemis’ great love, Orion. Orion, which Artemis will carry to the Moon, will go farther than any spacecraft ever built for humans. This is actually the first step of the mission that mankind plans to set foot on the Moon again after 50 years… If everything goes well, Artemis and Orion will set off again in 2024, this time with astronauts.
MAP OF THE GLACIERS ON THE MOON SURFACE WILL BE MADE
Italio Calvinoof Cosmocomic Storieswho saw the times when no one knew that there could be such a thing as space or time in . ofwfqtalks about the days when it was possible to go from the earth to the moon with the help of a ladder. Sir George DarwinHe says that the Moon was once very close to the earth, according to . “It was so close that the Moon almost got wet from Earth’s waters…”
I don’t know if the moon has ever been this close to Earth. Calvino’s ‘tale’! In reality, on Monday, Floridain Kennedy Space CenterThe distance that Artemis must travel, which will set out for the Moon between 08:33 and 10:33 local time from 384 thousand 400 kilometers!
21 billion dollars NASA He explained that everything was fine. On launch day, NASA will have 12 minutes to ignite and launch the journey. If the launch does not occur within this period, September 2 and September 5 are kept in reserve for travel.
NASA, which will map the ice on the lunar surface in different ways in the Artemis 1 mission, solar system He thinks it holds a frozen record of its history and can serve as a resource for future exploration. But scientists don’t know exactly where the ice is or how much. One of the launched ice mapping cubes on Artemis 1 will fly low over the Moon’s south pole, searching for water in the form of hydrogen. Arizona State University‘Why Craig Hardgrove, “This will tell us where the water ice is” says.
THE COMMANDER OF THE MISSION ‘LIFE MANKINE MOONIKINI’
He was brought to his base at Cape Canaveral last week (the 8-kilometer route took 11 hours). The height of the rocket is 98 meters! This altitude took astronauts to the Moon in the 1960s and 1970s. Apollo Saturn 5Slightly shorter than… Its weight is 2600 tons!
However, four fuels operating on both liquid and solid fuels RS-25 push the engine more and It has the power to reach a top speed of 24,500 miles per hour.
“When you look at Artemis, it looks pretty old-fashioned” says NASA administrators Bill Nelson and adds: “It’s like we’re looking at Satrun 5, but it’s a completely different and new, more sophisticated spacecraft.”
Inside Orion, which this retro-looking, sophisticated spacecraft will carry 3 mannequins it will include. Three dummies filled with sensors to measure radiation and vibrations all over their bodies will be performed in 2024 ‘manned’ Gather information for travel. The name of the lifeless mannequin, who will sit in the commander’s seat in this historical mission, where symbolic names such as Artemis and Orion draw attention, is also symbolic! Troubled in 1970 Apollo 13 engineer who played a key role in the crew’s safe return to Earth at the end of his mission Arturo Campos‘ as a moment of homage, with the name chosen by the people in the captain’s seat of Orion. ‘Moonikin Campos’ will be.
Moonikin Campos will wear NASA’s newly designed spacesuit and gather information to help astronauts be safer on their future journeys to deep space.
Apollo 11 landed on the lunar surface on July 20, 1969.
THE CREW HAS A BOLT AND A SHEEP!
An important feature of this preliminary flight is that 12 of them who have traveled to the Moon before have walked on the Moon’s surface. ‘male’ being the first step in adding a female astronaut to the astronaut. To emphasize its determination in this direction, NASA referred to two lifeless dummies that were Captain Moonikin’s companions. ‘Helga’ and ‘Zahar’ gave his name. These two that Orion will carry ‘woman’ The astronaut was made from materials that mimic women’s softer tissues, organs, and bones. They will have 5600 sensors and 34 radiation detectors in their bodies to measure the amount of radiation they will encounter during the mission. One will wear a radiation vest and the other will not. Experts say that women with organs that are more sensitive to radiation than men, such as ovaries and breast tissue, have a higher risk of developing cancer, and that they will measure the response of different organs to space radiation.
Three mannequins will also have a friend. The beloved friends of the famous animated series ‘Wallece and Gormit’, ‘Shaun the Sheep’ will be in the spacecraft on behalf of the European Space Agency.
A small piece of moonstone from the Apollo 11 mission, an embroidered Apollo 11 mission patch, and a bolt from one of Apollo 11’s F-1 engines will also join the journey.
Various seeds of trees and plants will also be transported into lunar orbit as part of tests to investigate how they are affected by space radiation.
Among the dozens of scientific payloads in flight, there is also a solar ‘sailboat’ to head towards an asteroid.
GOAL TO WALK A WOMAN ON THE MOON IN 2025
Bill Nelson, “All of us who have looked at the moon dreaming of the day when humanity will return to the lunar surface are now returning to the Moon. And this journey begins with Artemis 1…” says. After this first step, Artemis 2 and the spacecraft with 4 astronauts in 2024 will orbit the Moon. If all goes well, in 2025 or 2026, this time, Artemis 3 mission will be carried out, after 54 years, when mankind will again descend to the Moon. And this time a woman will leave her footprint on the Moon.
And in 2027, this time astronauts aboard Artemis 4 Lunar Gateway station will be the main living space of the crew I-HAB will take his module to the Moon. The goal of all these missions is to create a space station on the Moon as part of NASA’s broader initiative to prioritize manned space travel.
“We are embarking on a long-term journey of science and discovery” said NASA administrators Bhavya Lal, “We’ve made our early explorations with both robots and humans, and now we’re learning what we need to know to be able to spend more time on the Moon and then go to Mars and beyond.” says.
THE PURPOSE IS TO PUT FLAG, NOT TO LEAVE A PRINT TO THE MOON
NASA has identified 13 regions where you can land on the Moon. Scientists will also decide on the right place to land at the end of all these journeys.
And this landing area will be realized in 20 years Anthem It will be a stop for the journey. NASA’s Houstonin Johnson Space Centerofficer in Cathy Koerner “We’re not just going to plant footprints or flags, as some have said. Everything we do on the lunar surface, we will do for science. We are testing systems that will reduce risks for Mars travel.” says.
The new generation spacesuits, one of the systems Koerner mentioned, will provide extra mobility for astronauts, which will include advanced life support and communication systems.
There are also those who do not share the excitement of returning to the Moon, at least voicing their criticism about the cost. from former NASA administrators Lori Garver Some experts, such as SpaceXof reusable starship He says it’s very costly for NASA to build its own Space Launch System, at a time when it’s developing cheaper rockets with spacecraft.
Washingtonin Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum’space historian and curator Teasel Muir-HarmonyFormer US presidents who started the Artemis program George W. Bush and Donald Trump‘s Moon missions, while the former president Barack ObamaHe adds that ‘s focuses on sending humans to Mars: “Artemis has spanned multiple presidential administrations, which is a good sign. However, there are still many unknowns and this is a great investment!”
‘First Man’
KENNEDY: “WE CHOOSE TO GO TO THE MOON”
Former US President John F Kennedyof September 12, 1962, Texasin Rice University‘s famous in front of 40 thousand people at the football stadium “We choose to go to the Moon” only 7 years after his speech Neil Armstrong, ‘Small for himself, big for humanity’ set foot on the surface of the Moon with one step.
On the moon, about 10 minutes, disconnected from the earth ‘Little West’ Armstrong, who went to his crater and was left alone with himself, did not tell anyone anything about what he was thinking or doing in those moments. Director Damien ChazelleIt is delicious that he tells about his journey to the moon ‘First Man’ In the movie, he stars Neil Armstrong on the edge of that crater, his 2-year-old daughter who died of a brain tumor. KarenHe brought her together with her pain.
The Moon, which has been a cold and no life place for 50 years due to the great pain of Neil Armstrong and Artemis, who buried his daughter’s pain in the Moon, is now a base for human beings to discover new worlds and go to places where no one has gone before…
With the journey of Orion to be carried by Artemis 1 on Monday, The Moon is getting close enough to the Earth to get wet from its waters again, as in the ‘time’ of Calvino’s hero Ofwfq, who climbs from the earth to the Moon with the help of a ladder.