that worked on the project together with nasa, what the failure of the launch entailed and how mount everestion, alexey vasilovsky will tell you, this is the launch of a new era. first commercial lunar mission. the module was created by the private space company astrobotic, which plans to send astronauts to a satellite in 2026. but it looks like these plans will now have to be postponed. 7 hours after the successful launch , serious problems arose in peregrine's operation. a fuel leak was discovered in the module's engine, due to which it could not turn towards the sun to charge the solar panels. the issue with the batteries was eventually resolved, but then it turned out that the loss of fuel was critical until the moon. the module takes 47 days to travel, there is only 40 hours of fuel left, that is, there is simply no chance of landing. when you see damage like in the photo, it is clear that there were some difficulties with the engines, the ship lost the most valuable fuel necessary to complete this mission, which is why there was a problem with the batteries, now they have to consider a

for example, such as a fragment of mount everest and the dna of 66 deceased people.the creators and actors of the famous space saga. water and collisions of lithospheric plates. and scientists have been racking their brains for quite some time as to how they could have appeared on the moon, where it has not been proven the presence of water and the presence of powerful tectonic processes. why is the mission commercial? the lunar module turned out to be a failure, it remains to be seen. there are several hypotheses: one of them says that the experimental navigation system could have failed. it was not initially planned to be used for the actual landing of the device, but they wanted to test it for orientation in space. representatives of the developer company also posted a photo of the damaged module casing, but did not specify how this could affect the position of the solar panels and operation engine. this night. the device will most likely become part of space debris. the moon storm did not work out half a century later; there are serious doubts that after the fail

device carries 20 types. cargo, including quite unusual ones, for example, such as a fragment of mount everestle, among them the creators and actors of the famous space saga star trek, three american presidents: george washington, dwight esenhower and john kennedy. the sending of human ashes to the earth's satellite, by the way, caused protests from the navajo people. the indians believed that he would desecrate the moon. for landing the model also chose to not previously explore the place. the domes are grumbling for heisen. they call the moons a mystery and a geological riddle. the fact is that they are formed from magma rich in silica. the necessary conditions for the formation of such volcanoes on earth are the presence of water and collisions of lithospheric plates. and scientists have been puzzling over for quite some time how they could have appeared on the moon, where the presence of water and the presence of powerful tectonic processes have not been proven. why the commercial lunar module mission failed remains to be seen. there are several hypotheses. one of them says that the experi

missions but also carrying mementos from other countries including photos and novels and a piece of mount everest this is expected to become the first commercial mission to land on the moon as part of nasa's collaboration with private space companies. earlier i spoke with someone who explained the significance of the mission. >> it has been 50 years since the u.s. attempted a soft landing on the moon so there is a historical piece to all of this. this is the overall effort by the u.s. and its so-called artemis mission to put people back on the moon in the next few years. instead of planting flags and leaving footprints, the idea is to build a outpost. what nasa did five years ago was give contracts to fourth team private players to fly payloads to the surface to get used too doing that and also to put instruments on the ground to characterize the environment better. it has been 50 years, the instruments are better, we know more about the surface of the moon. we know now that there is water ice there. a host of things leads nasa to this moment. >> after the first historic landing in 69, why after

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other things, for example, a special lunar bitcoin, why- then a stone loaded into the module from mount everestand some of the actors of the star trek series who wished to rest on the moon. the latter caused furious protests from the navaja indians, who consider the moon a sacred place. and in no way suitable for a cemetery. but now the indians will definitely be satisfied; burials will have to be postponed. peregrine's unsuccessful flight may postpone the second mission of the astrobotic griffin company, which peregrine also wants to send to the moon in mid-2024. griffin, according to the plan of the american space agency, should explore sites on the moon for landing astronauts as part of the artemis project, but now, after peregrine’s failure, nasa has announced that the american landing on the moon is also being postponed. we are not we will fly until we are fully ready, safety comes first,” nasa administrator bill nelson said at a briefing for reporters. security isn't working out yet. two test launches of the elder ships, those that should deliver astronauts to the moon, have been complete

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