Vier Astronauten, drei Raumschiffe, zwei Wochen im Orbit: Artemis III wird die komplizierteste NASA-Mission aller Zeiten sein
https://www.space.com/space-exploration/artemis/four-astronauts-3-spacecraft-2-weeks-in-orbit-artemis-iii-will-be-nasas-most-complicated-mission-ever
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I don’t know… Landing on a moon with just the power of a calculator and limited observation seems to be complicated as well.
X doubt but it’s very cool to follow up anyway 😉
This sounds similar to Apollo 9, where they practiced spacecraft docking and other necessary systems.
Apollo 10 was the „full“ dress rehearsal, where they went into orbit around the moon, detached the lunar module so it could go into a closer orbit, they came back to rendezvous with the command module.
So, saying Artemis 3 is „NASA’s most complicated mission ever“ doesn’t seem accurate.
The odds of this going to the plan as currently stated by NASA is obviously not worth taking seriously, but nonetheless exciting and hopefully NASA can channel a bit of the prestigious agency they used to be for this
first time [since Soyuz T-15 in 1986](https://www.smithsonianmag.com/air-space-magazine/moving-day-orbit-strange-trip-soyuz-t-15-180959014/) that a single crew has docked with two different ships?
Only if Starship actually ever reaches orbit. Or the Blue Original lander for that matter