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DescriptionArtemis I ascent timeline.jpg	English: Description from Artemis I press Kit "Ascent and Mission Timeline": Times below are based on a potential launch opportunity Aug. 29 at 8:33 a.m. Eastern. The timing of events may change if launch occurs at a time other than the opening of the two-hour launch window. All times Eastern. Flight Day 1 8:33 a.m.: Liftoff 8:35:12 a.m. - Solid Rocket Booster separation (Mission Elapsed Time 00:02:12) 8:36:13 a.m. - Service module fairing jettison (MET 00:03:13) 8:36:19 a.m. - Launch abort system jettison (MET 00:03:19) 8:41:04 a.m. – Core stage main engine cutoff commanded (MET 00:08:04) 8:41:16 a.m. – Core Stage/ICPS separation (MET 00:08:16) 8:51:10 a.m. – Orion Solar Array Wing Deploy Begins (MET 00:18:20) Approximately 12 minutes in duration(~60 miles) 9:24:22 a.m. – Perigee Raise Maneuver (MET 00:51:22) 22 seconds in duration 10:11:03 a.m. – Trans-lunar injection (MET 01:38:03) 17 minute, 59 second burn 11:39:10 a.m. – Orion/ICPS separation (MET 02:06:10) 11:40:31 a.m. – Upper Stage Separation Burn (MET 02:07:31) 12:03:10 p.m. – ICPS Disposal Burn (MET 03:30:10) 4:29:05 p.m. – Outbound Trajectory Correction-1 burn (MET 07:56:05) First service module burn.
Date	Taken in 2022
Source	https://www.nasa.gov/specials/artemis-i-press-kit/
Author	NASA

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