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“It’s a return to the moon”: Rocket expected to lift off at Cape Canaveral

“It’s a return to the moon”: Rocket expected to lift off at Cape Canaveral

NASA will launch the SLS mega rocket from the Artemis program at approximately 8:33 a.m. Monday.

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The rocket is to land on the moon, with the aim of establishing a lunar base on which scientific experiments can be carried out.

Minister of Innovation, Science and Industry, François-Philippe Champagne, passes by Cape Canaveral, Florida to witness the launch. It explains what the journey consists of.

“We are making history. Young people will grow up with Artemis, as it returns to the moon, and Canada will lead the way. “Tomorrow will be the first of three missions to carry out radiation tests,” he said.

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Next year, a Canadian astronaut will work in space. Who will be the astronaut will be revealed next year.

“We will be the first person after the Americans to orbit the moon. It’s a great time for space exploration, and Canada is first in line,” said Minister Champagne.

500,000 people are expected around the rocket launch site. US Vice President Kamala Harris and other dignitaries will attend.

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