New Delhi, April 1 -- A four-member crew, including one woman, are all set to embark on the first crewed journey to the Moon since 1972.
The NASA moon mission, Artemis 2, is scheduled to take off from Florida as early as April 1 at 6:24 pm EST (3:54 AM IST on April 2).
Here is a space lingo cheatsheet to understand the terminology surrounding the NASA moon mission better:
The launch is a go: Things are on track to take off
The launch is a no go: The launch may be postponed
SLS (Space Launch System) is used to indicate the rocket
SLS nominal: Things are normal or going as planned
LOX and LH2: Liquid oxygen and Liquid hydrogen, used to load the rocket with cryogenic or supercold fuel for liftoff
Slow fill, fast fill, topping and rep...
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