UAE moon landing delay

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The United Arab Emirates (UAE) on Thursday declared a replacement date for the launch of its initial mission to the surface of the moon— Rashid Rover. 

UAE’s Mohammed Bin Rashid house Centre (MBRSC) announced that its rover mission to the Moon can currently launch on Gregorian calendar month thirty at 12:30 pm (UAE time) from Cape Canaveral house Force Station, United States. 

The rover is to be launched aboard a Falcon nine SpaceX rocket and deposited on the moon by a Japanese ispace lander someday in March.

The mission was at the start given a launch amount from Gregorian calendar month 9-15, before returning to November twenty two then November 28.




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