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ARTEMIS
INFORMATION ON ARTEMIS – THE ARTEMIS
PROJECT
• The first mission to take astronauts to the Moon was called the Apollo Program. In 1961, President John F. Kennedy challenged the nation to land
astronauts on the Moon by the end of the decade. NASA met that challenge with the Apollo program, landing the first man on the Moon on July 20,
1969. That program was named after a god of Greek mythology, Apollo.
Artemis was Apollo’s twin sister and the goddess of the Moon in Greek mythology. When they land, Artemis astronauts will stand where no human
has ever stood: the Moon’s South Pole.

• The Artemis program is a NASA initiative aimed at returning humans to the Moon by 2024, including the first woman and next man. It builds on the
Apollo legacy with advancements in technology, sustainability, and international collaboration. The mission involves the Space Launch System (SLS)
and Orion spacecraft for deep space travel, Gateway lunar outpost for crew staging, and lunar landers for surface missions. Artemis seeks to establish a
sustainable presence, enabling scientific research, and resource utilization, and preparing for future missions to Mars. This ambitious project
represents a significant leap forward in human space exploration, fostering innovation and international cooperation.

• https://youtu.be/s3gt0mGwke8?si=gssWI1l2bShxSFPK

• https://youtu.be/AvVFy3Feb1U?si=S34TGYDIT_09r4FL

• Document - https://www.nasa.gov/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/artemis_plan-20200921.pdf
EMIRATES MARS MISSION (EMM)
EMIRATES MARS MISSION INFORMATION

• The Emirates Mars Mission (EMM) ​is the United Arab Emirates (UAE) ​first mission to Mars. EMM is designed to ​orbit Mars and study the dynamics in ​the Martian
atmosphere on a global scale and on both diurnal and seasonal timescales. Using three scientific instruments on board the spacecraft, EMM will provide a set of
measurements fundamental to an improved understanding of ​circulation and weather in the Martian lower and middle atmosphere. Combining such data with the
monitoring of the upper layers of the atmosphere, EMM measurements will reveal the mechanisms behind the upward transport of energy and particles and the
subsequent escape of atmospheric particles from the gravity of Mars.

• EMM began its journey to Mars from the Tanegashima island in Japan on July 20, 2020, at 1:58 AM (UAE time). The mission had a 30-day launch window between
July 14 and August 12, 2020. On the launch day, the Hope Probe lifted off on a Mitsubishi H-IIA rocket toward the east, on a trajectory that took it over the Pacific
Ocean.

• During the first stage, the solid rocket boosters were expended, as the rocket accelerated away from the Earth. This was followed by jettisoning the fairing as it no
longer needed to protect the Hope Probe from the Earth’s atmosphere.

• In the second stage, the rocket jettisoned and put the Hope Probe into the Earth’s orbit. It stayed in orbit until the exact alignment with Mars after which it was reignited
to push it on its trajectory towards the Red Planet. Following this, with the right direction and velocity of 11km/s, the upper stage gently deployed the Hope Probe.

• https://youtu.be/n351j86kyUo?si=G4QsoxhQwXwJW_HV

• https://youtu.be/OLQ8qja6f6M?si=RSYkXtjAGesidqot
HUBBLE PICTURES
HUBBLE INFORMATION

• Throughout the history of science, revolutionary instruments propelled our understanding with their landmark discoveries. The Hubble Space Telescope is a testament to that
concept. Its design, technology and serviceability have made it one of NASA's most transformative observatories. From determining the atmospheric composition of planets
around other stars to discovering dark energy, Hubble has changed humanity's understanding of the universe.
• MISSION TYPE

• Space Telescope

• DESTINATION

• Low Earth Orbit

• LAUNCH

• APR 24, 1990

The Hubble Space Telescope, launched in 1990, revolutionized astronomy by providing unprecedented views of the universe from low Earth orbit. It employs a 2.4-meter primary mirror to capture images in
visible, ultraviolet, and near-infrared light. Hubble's location above Earth's atmosphere eliminates distortion, allowing for exceptionally sharp images. It has made numerous groundbreaking discoveries, including
determining the rate of expansion of the universe, confirming the existence of dark energy, and studying distant galaxies and nebulae. Hubble's observations have led to a deeper understanding of cosmic
phenomena, shaping our knowledge of the cosmos and inspiring further exploration and scientific inquiry.

• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MqrcuWOKeno
• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B_r3Y-jHs-E
• Hubble word document- https://www.nasa.gov/wp-content/uploads/2012/06/327688main_09_sm4_media_guide_rev1.pdf
VOYAGER
VOYAGER INFORMATION

• Each Voyager spacecraft carries a copy of the Golden Record, which has been featured in several works of science fiction. The
record's protective cover, with instructions for playing its contents, is shown at the left.
• The longest, farthest missions in NASA history, the twin Voyagers launched in 1977 to visit Jupiter and Saturn, and never
stopped. Voyager 1 discovered new rings and moons around the two giants, and surprised scientists by spotting volcanoes on
Jupiter's moon Io. The craft's trajectory then took it up and out of the solar system, and Voyager 1 became the first human-made
object to enter interstellar space on Aug. 25, 2012, hurtling into the unknown with a golden greeting for whatever it meets
• TYPE – FLYBE
• LAUNCH - Sept. 5, 1977
• TARGET - Jupiter, Saturn, Solar System, Universe
• OBJECTIVE - Outer planets flyby; interstellar exploration
• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qYNIsgDrIRE
• https://youtu.be/JhRyu-sSgus?si=1hD3al4G5nDk1-Cp
• https://ntrs.nasa.gov/api/citations/19810001583/downloads/19810001583.pdf – Word document
FACTS

• 1. First Woman on the Moon: The Artemis program aims to send the first woman and the next man to the Moon by 2024, marking a historic milestone in human space exploration.

• 2. International Collaboration: Artemis emphasizes international cooperation, with NASA working alongside partners like the European Space Agency (ESA), Roscosmos, and
others, fostering a global effort to explore and utilize the lunar environment.

• 3. Unique Orbit: The Hope Probe follows an elliptical orbit around Mars, allowing it to capture a comprehensive view of the planet's atmosphere and weather patterns over an entire
Martian year, providing valuable data for scientists.

• 4. Scientific Collaboration: The mission was developed in collaboration with multiple international partners, including the University of Colorado Boulder, Arizona State
University, and the University of California, Berkeley. This collaboration enhances the scientific community's understanding of Mars' atmosphere and climate.

• 5. Contact Lenses for Space: When Hubble was launched, it suffered from a minor flaw in its primary mirror, leading to blurry images. Astronauts later installed corrective optics
during a servicing mission in 1993, essentially giving the telescope "contact lenses" and vastly improving its vision. This successful repair saved the mission and made Hubble one
of the most productive telescopes in history.

• 6. Endless Journey: Both Voyager 1 and Voyager 2 continue to send back data from interstellar space, becoming the farthest human-made objects from Earth. Voyager 1, launched
in 1977, officially entered interstellar space in 2012, followed by Voyager 2 in 2018. They are expected to continue their journey indefinitely.

• 7. Astronaut Training: In a unique partnership, NASA has offered training opportunities for Emirati astronauts, with Hazzaa AlMansoori becoming the first astronaut from the UAE
to fly to the International Space Station in 2019 as part of a joint mission with the Russian space agency, Roscosmos. This collaboration strengthens international ties in space
exploration.
NASA AND UAE PARTNERSHIP
NASA AND UAE

• NASA and the UAE Space Agency (UAESA) signed an Implementing Arrangement (IA) Monday, Oct. 1, that outlines cooperation across
a range of areas related to space exploration and human spaceflight. The document was signed by H.E. Dr. Ahmad Belhoul Al Falasi,
Minister of State for Higher Education and Advanced Skills, and Chairman of the UAE Space Agency, and NASA Administrator Jim
Bridenstine during a ceremony at the 69th International Astronautical Congress, being held in Bremen, Germany Oct. 1-5.

• The partnership between NASA and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) exemplifies the spirit of international cooperation in space
exploration. A pinnacle of this collaboration is the Emirates Mars Mission, where NASA provided crucial technical guidance and support
for the UAE's ambitious venture, the Hope Probe. This joint endeavor marked the UAE's historic foray into interplanetary exploration,
achieving a significant milestone in their space program. Furthermore, NASA has extended its expertise to train Emirati astronauts, with
Hazzaa AlMansoori making history as the first UAE astronaut to visit the International Space Station. This partnership showcases the
power of global teamwork in advancing humanity's understanding of the cosmos.

• https://youtu.be/Nb1kjUr20IE?si=Aq5yoVyQRqHFc0xr

• https://youtube.com/shorts/Db1vxn7E5Fk?si=HxsizVgEHJ5ihSn1