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The American company, Lockheed Martin, announced that NASA has submitted a request for additional Orion vehicles to be used in its future missions that will send it to the moon.
A recent statement from the company said, “NASA has submitted an order to our company for three additional Orion vehicles for use as part of the Artemis lunar exploration program.
The statement indicated that “Lockheed Martin has signed a contract with NASA to develop the three mentioned vehicles, and that NASA may ask the company in the future to acquire 6 other vehicles of this type.”
In 2019, NASA announced a draft of the Artemis program to explore the moon, and indicated that the program will be implemented in 3 stages, the Artemis 1 stage, during which an unmanned Orion vehicle will be sent to orbit the moon and then return to Earth, and the Artemis 2 stage, which will be During which a manned spacecraft will be sent to orbit the moon and return, and the Artemis 3 stage, through which NASA hopes to send astronauts to the moon and then to Mars.
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The American company, Lockheed Martin, announced that NASA has submitted a request for additional Orion vehicles to be used in its future missions that will send it to the moon.
A recent statement from the company said, “NASA has submitted an order to our company for three additional Orion vehicles for use as part of the Artemis lunar exploration program.
The statement indicated that “Lockheed Martin has signed a contract with NASA to develop the three mentioned vehicles, and that NASA may ask the company in the future to acquire 6 other vehicles of this type.”
In 2019, NASA announced a draft of the Artemis program to explore the moon, and indicated that the program will be implemented in 3 stages, the Artemis 1 stage, during which an unmanned Orion vehicle will be sent to orbit the moon and then return to Earth, and the Artemis 2 stage, which will be During which a manned spacecraft is sent to orbit the moon and return, and the Artemis 3 phase, during which NASA hopes to send astronauts to the moon and then to Mars.