NO UPDATE YET ON JAXA SLIM STATUS - NASA ARTEMIS UPDATES

 Hey, Space Placers!

As we approach the Full Wolf Moon this Thursday, at 12:54 P.M. EST, take a peek at the Moon in the sky. Then watch this video to see why humans are going back to the Moon to stay this time.

Still no update on JAXA's SLIM mission that tells us more than what is in this article.

NASA has moved back the dates of Artemis II and III which are the crewed lunar orbit and crewed lunar landing missions. You can read more about it here. A LOT has to happen to make these dates.

Sky Guy in VA


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