NASA Maqal Online oo Muujiya Mashiinka RS-25 iyo Mustaqbalka Howlaha Artemis
NASA waxay maanta ku dhawaaqday inay maanta 2-da Oktoobar, saacadta 2-da galabnimo EDT, maqal online ah ku qaban doonto, kaas oo diiradda saaraya bulshada daawadayaasha aan arag iyo kuwa aragti-darro leh, iyadoo ku saabsan mashiinka RS-25 iyo mustaqbalka howlaha Artemis.
Maqalka Online iyo Qaybaha uu Ku Jiro
Maqalka oo socda muddo laba saacadood ah, wuxuu ku qaban doonaa barnaamijka Zoom, waxaana ku jira sawirka codka loo sameeyay ee muujinaya tababarka mashiinka RS-25, su'aalaha la weydiiyo ee la xiriira injineerka Artemis, iyo koox ku saabsan xaqiijinta fursadaha farsamada iyo sayniska.
Maqalka waxaa loogu talagalay dadka daawadayaasha aan arag iyo kuwa aragti-darro leh, waxaana lagu qaban doonaa barnaamijka Zoom, iyadoo la diyaariyay sawirka codka loo sameeyay ee muujinaya tababarka mashiinka RS-25, su'aalaha la weydiiyo ee la xiriira injineerka Artemis, iyo koox ku saabsan xaqiijinta fursadaha farsamada iyo sayniska.
Qaybayaasha Maqalka
Qaybayaasha maqalka waxaa ka mid ah Dr. Kimberly Arcand, oo ah xirfadlayaasha muujinta NASA, Josh Greiner, oo ah hoggaamiyaha tababarka NASA, Dr. Craig Moore, oo ah injineerka maddada NASA, Dr. Robert Shelton, oo ah injineerka simuleyska NASA, iyo Christine Malec, oo ah qoraha iyo mas'uulka.
Qaybayaasha maqalka waxaa ka mid ah Dr. Kimberly Arcand, oo ah xirfadlayaasha muujinta NASA, Josh Greiner, oo ah hoggaamiyaha tababarka NASA, Dr. Craig Moore, oo ah injineerka maddada NASA, Dr. Robert Shelton, oo ah injineerka simuleyska NASA, iyo Christine Malec, oo ah qoraha iyo mas'uulka.
Soo Degista iyo Xiriirka
Dadka raba inay ka qayb galaan maqalka, waxay u baahan yihiin inay soo diyaariyaan maqalka 25-ka September, iyadoo su'aalaha la weydiiyo la xiriiri karo email-ka NASA.
Dadka raba inay ka qayb galaan maqalka, waxay u baahan yihiin inay soo diyaariyaan maqalka 25-ka September, iyadoo su'aalaha la weydiiyo la xiriiri karo email-ka NASA.
NASA is hosting a two-hour virtual webinar on Friday, Oct. 2, designed specifically for the blind and low-vision community, covering the RS-25 engine and the future of Artemis missions.
Event Details and Format
The webinar will take place at 2 p.m. EDT on Friday, Oct. 2, and will be hosted on the Zoom platform. It is open to the public but tailored specifically for a blind and low-vision audience.
The session will last about two hours and will feature an audio-described video of an RS-25 engine test, a Q&A session with an Artemis engineer, and a panel discussion about accessibility in space and science.
Key Participants
Dr. Kimberly Arcand, a visualization scientist at NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory, will participate alongside Josh Greiner, test director at NASA's Stennis Space Center in Bay St. Louis, Mississippi.
Also joining the session are Dr. Craig Moore, a materials engineer at NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Alabama; Dr. Robert Shelton, lead simulation engineer at NASA's Johnson Space Center in Houston; and Christine Malec, a freelance writer and consultant.
Registration and Contact Information
Those interested in attending the webinar must RSVP using a registration form by Friday, Sept. 25. Detailed information about the event will be emailed to registrants in the days leading up to the session.
Any questions regarding the webinar can be directed to thalia.k.patrinos@nasa.gov. NASA's Artemis program aims to send astronauts on increasingly difficult missions to explore the Moon and establish a Moon Base on the lunar surface.
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