Madaxweyne Trump oo saxiixay amar fulin ah oo abuuray Akadeemiyada Space-ka ee Maraykanka

Akar ka mid ah dhacdo sharaf loo sameeyay shaqaalaha Artemis II ee Texas

Madaxweyne Donald Trump ayaa saxiixay amar fulin ah oo aasaasaya Akadeemiyada Space-ka ee Maraykanka, taasoo ah midka ugu horreeya ee noociisa ah ee dalka. Ogeysiiska ayaa la sameeyay intii lagu guda jiray dhacdo sharaf loo sameeyay shaqaalaha Artemis II ee xarunta Johnson Space Center ee Texas.

Aasaaska Akadeemiyada iyo Guddiga La Magacaabay

Amar fulintu wuxuu kaloo aasaasay guddi madaxtooyada ah oo la talinaya abuurista akadeemiyada. Guddigan waxaa hogaaminaya maamulaha NASA Jared Isaacman, waxaana ka mid ah Wasiiradda Difaaca Pete Hegseth, Wasiiradda Ciidanka Cirka Troy Meink, iyo Russ Vought oo ah agaasimaha White House Office of Management and Budget.

Trump wuxuu sheegay in ardayda qalin-jabiya akadeemiyadu ay u adeegi doonaan Ciidanka Space-ka ee Maraykanka, NASA, iyo warshadaha duulista madaniga ah. Wuxuu yiri "It'll attract, train and graduate the very best of our nation".

Sharaf loo sameeyay Shaqaalaha Artemis II

Trump wuxuu qaabilaad u diyaariyay shaqaalaha afar-qof ee Artemis II: Reid Wiseman, Victor Glover, Christina Koch, iyo Jeremy Hansen oo u dhashay Kanada. Wuxuu siidaayay Congressional Space Medal of Honor qof kasta oo ka mid ah.

Bishii Abriil, kooxdan Artemis II waxay wareegteen dhinaca fog ee dayaxa. Munaasabadda, shaqaalahu waxay Trump siiyeen jaakad duulimaad oo buluug ah oo leh calaamadda NASA. Glover wuxuu yiri "Mr President, when we were in your office and you were so gracious to us – lavishing us with gifts and so much of your time – we had mentioned getting you one of these blue flight jackets".

Horizonka Hawlaha Artemis

Hawlgalka Artemis III markii hore waxaa loo filayay inuu bini'aadamka ku celinayo dayaxa, laakiin waa la beddelay si uu diiradda u saaro tababarrada ku beegsan orbit-ka dhulka. Bishii Juun, NASA waxay ku dhawaaqday shaqaale cusub oo loogu talagalay howlgalka laba-toddobaad ee Artemis III.

Bishii May, gantaal aan dhibanayn oo Blue Origin ayaa qarax ka dhacay xarunta Cape Canaveral ee Florida, taasoo dhaawacay goobta. Artemis III waxay tijaabin doontaa isku-xirka moodellada dayaxa ee shirkadaha Blue Origin iyo SpaceX.

President Donald Trump signed an executive order establishing the US Space Academy, the nation's first-ever space training institution, during an event at NASA's Johnson Space Center in Texas.

Trump Announces New Space Academy

During a ceremony honoring the Artemis II crew, Trump announced the creation of the US Space Academy, comparing it to the Naval Academy in Annapolis and the Military Academy at West Point. He described the initiative as a major step forward for the country's space ambitions.

Trump stated that the academy would attract, train, and graduate the very best of the nation, preparing young adults to serve in the military branches and the civilian flight industry. He emphasized that the academy would focus on what the people in the room love the most.

Artemis II Crew Honored with Congressional Space Medal

At the same event, Trump presented the Congressional Space Medal of Honor to each member of the Artemis II crew, including NASA astronauts Reid Wiseman, Victor Glover, and Christina Koch, along with Canadian astronaut Jeremy Hansen. The medal is the highest civilian honor in the US for achievement in space flight.

The Artemis II crew looped around the far side of the moon in April, marking a historic milestone for human space exploration. Trump recounted how he paused an important meeting to watch the crew's endeavors, noting that everyone was spellbound by the achievement.

Challenges Ahead for Artemis Program

The future of the Artemis exploration initiative remains uncertain, with an unmanned Blue Origin rocket exploding at a launch facility in Cape Canaveral, Florida, in May, causing damage to the site. The incident has raised questions about NASA's readiness for upcoming missions.

NASA initially planned for Artemis III to return humankind to the moon, but the mission was changed to focus on running drills in Earth's orbit. The mission will practice docking with Moon lander models from Blue Origin and SpaceX, with new crew members announced in June for the two-week mission scheduled for next year.