Mächtige SLS-Rakete zu historischem Flug gestartet – Wettlauf mit China

Die Welt TechnologyNews ReportDE 4 min read 100% complete by Gerhard HegmannApril 2, 2026 at 01:43 AM
Mächtige SLS-Rakete zu historischem Flug gestartet – Wettlauf mit China

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Die SLS-Rakete der NASA ist vom Kennedy Space Center in Florida zu ihrer "Artemis-2"-Mission gestartet. Die Mission, die vier Astronauten umfasst, zielt darauf ab, den Grundstein für zukünftige bemannte Mondlandungen und eine permanente Besiedlung des Mondes zu legen. Der Flug dient als Test für das "Artemis"-Programm, mit dem die USA vor China wieder Menschen auf den Mond bringen wollen. Die zehntägige Mission beinhaltet Systemchecks und ein kritisches Manöver zur Vorbereitung der Reise zum Mond. Es ist der erste Flug von Menschen Richtung Mond seit der Apollo 17 Mission im Dezember 1972.

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Donald Trump wanted US astronauts to return to the moon before the end of his term in January 2029.

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The goal is the return of humans to the moon after 50 years.

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The mission is a test flight for the approximately 93 billion dollar 'Artemis' program.

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The SLS rocket launched from Kennedy Space Center in Florida at 00:35 local time.

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The 'Artemis 2' mission is considered a key project, also in the geopolitical competition with China.

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