Artemis 2 posada — Reid Wiseman, Victor Glover, Christina Koch i Jeremy Hansen — ušla je u treći karantin dok NASA priprema SLS raketu za mogući start 1. aprila. Tokom najmanje 14 dana izolacije posada nastavlja simulacije, treninge i medicinske preglede, a oko pet dana pre polijetanja biće prebačeni u Kennedyjev svemirski centar. Misija je desetodnevni prolazak oko Meseca bez sletanja i predstavlja važan korak ka budućim misijama sa sletanjem planiranim najranije za 2028. godinu.
Artemis 2: Posada Ponovo U Karantinu — Šta To Znači Za Pripreme I Potencijalno Aprilsko Lansiranje
Firefly's Blue Ghost lunar lander captures its shadow on the moon's surface after completing a successful landing March 2 near a volcanic feature on the moon called Mons Latreille. The vehicle became the first of two landers manufactured by a U.S. company to reach the moon is 2025 in crucial missions to lay the groundwork for NASA to return humans to the lunar surface in the years ahead.
Četiri astronauta misije Artemis 2 ponovo su u karantinu dok NASA priprema raketu za mogući start početkom aprila. Ovo je treći put da su članovi posade izolovani pred lansiranje, dok agencija otklanja tehničke probleme i finalizuje pripreme za let.
Posada: Reid Wiseman, Victor Glover, Christina Koch (NASA) i Jeremy Hansen (Kanadska svemirska agencija).
Šta podrazumeva karantin
Karantin je počeo 18. marta u Johnsonovom svemirskom centru u Houstonu. Cilj je smanjiti rizik od zaraznih bolesti koje bi, ukoliko se pojave neposredno pre lansiranja, mogle ugroziti misiju ili zdravlje članova posade.
Astronauti provode većinu vremena u posadnim kvartovima ali mogu da primaju posete članova porodice i prijatelja pod strogim pravilima — izbegavanje javnih mesta, nošenje maski i držanje fizičke distance prema NASA procedurama.
Treninzi i transfer na lansirni kompleks
Tokom najmanje 14-dnevnog karantina posada nastavlja sa simulacijama, operativnim treninzima i medicinskim pregledima. Otprilike pet dana pre planiranog polijetanja članovi posade će biti prebačeni u Kennedyjev svemirski centar na Floridi, gde će karantin biti nastavljen do lansiranja.
Raketa, lansiranje i značaj misije
Misiju će izneti Space Launch System (SLS) — moćna raketa visoka oko 322 feet (oko 98 metara) — sa Orion kapsulom koja će nositi posadu na desetodnevni prolazak oko Meseca. Artemis 2 neće obaviti sletanje na Mesec, ali će testirati sisteme i opremu namenjene budućim ekspedicijama. Tokom leta posada će proći do približno 4.700 milja (oko 7.560 km) iza daleke strane Meseca — to će biti najudaljenija tačka do koje su ljudi ikada stigli u svemiru.
NASA trenutno cilja datum lansiranja 1. aprila, a u planu su i alternativni prozori 2.–6. april i 30. april ukoliko vremenski uslovi ili druge okolnosti dovedu do odlaganja.
Kontekst i naredne misije
Artemis 2 će biti prvi let SLS rakete i Orion kapsule sa ljudskom posadom nakon bespilotne misije Artemis 1 (2022). Planirano je da naredne misije — uključujući Artemis 3 (2027.) i Artemis 4 (najranije 2028.) — dalje razvijaju povratak ljudi na površinu Meseca, uz saradnju komercijalnih partnera koji razvijaju lunarne landere.
Zašto je ovo važno: Uspešan karantin i bezbedno lansiranje Artemis 2 predstavljaju ključan korak ka ponovnom slanju ljudi na Mesec i testiranju tehnologije za trajne istraživačke misije.
Izvor: USA TODAY (tekst adaptiran i preveden za čitaoce na srpskom jeziku).
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