Posted on Aug 28, 2022
Artemis 1's flight to moon and back explained in step-by-step detail
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Good Sunday morning my Brothers and Sisters in Arms...
Coming up tomorrow is the Launch of the Artemis 1's unmanned sortie to the Moon and return and landing on Earth... Subsequent to this mission, will be a manned flight (assuming Artemis 1's sortie passes all tests... NASA Engineers and Scientists present the mission and it is quite interesting and detailed...
I hope you enjoy this prelude to tomorrow's flight mission!!!
Kerry
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Coming up tomorrow is the Launch of the Artemis 1's unmanned sortie to the Moon and return and landing on Earth... Subsequent to this mission, will be a manned flight (assuming Artemis 1's sortie passes all tests... NASA Engineers and Scientists present the mission and it is quite interesting and detailed...
I hope you enjoy this prelude to tomorrow's flight mission!!!
Kerry
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NASA
Science
Space
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SGT David A. 'Cowboy' Groth
Sgt (Join to see) - Unfortunantly, I'll be working when it happens brother Kerry.
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SPC Michael Terrell
Sgt (Join to see) - You should have seen the Telemetry receivers in the late '60s. They were made by Defense Electronics, and were completely vacuum tube. They were not interested in learning to use Transistors so two Engineers and one salesman left to found Microdyne. The only tube they used was an odd, wide rectangular scope tube for a spectrum display. I worked for the from '97 to '01. By than, most products had embedded controllers to allow remote operation from control consoles.
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