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NASA Reschedules Artemis 2 and Artemis 3 Missions to Ensure Astronaut Safety
NASA has pushed back its Artemis 2 and Artemis 3 lunar missions to 2026 and 2027, respectively. The delays are attributed to issues with the Orion spacecraft, particularly its heat shield, which experienced damage during the Artemis 1 mission. Safety concerns and technical adjustments are being prioritised. The rescheduling could influence NASA’s...
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NASA Artemis 2 Moon Mission on Track for November 2024 Launch, US Space Agency Says
NASA on Tuesday said it was on track to launch a crewed mission around the Moon at the end of next year. The US space agency's uncrewed Orion capsule returned safely to Earth in December after a more than 25-day journey around the Moon. The Artemis 2 mission is scheduled to take place in late November 2024, and will take a four-person crew around t...
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NASA's Crewed Moon Mission Set For November 2024 Launch
Artemis 2, scheduled to take place in late November 2024, will take a four-person crew around the Moon but without landing on it.
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NASA Inspects Orion Spacecraft After It Returned From The Moon
NASA also shared a picture of a team of technicians inspecting the capsule.
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NASA Completes Artemis I Moon Mission as Orion Capsule Returns to Earth Ahead of 2025 Lunar Landing
NASA completed its Artemis I inaugural Moon mission on Sunday, as the Orion capsule returned to Earth. The US space agency is on track for the next Orion flight around the moon that is targeted for 2024 with four astronauts, followed by a two-person lunar landing by 2025 and, ultimately, a sustainable Moon base.
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Artemis I Could Be The Last Mission For NASA Astronauts. Here's Why
The US-led Artemis programme aims to return humans to the Moon this decade - with Artemis 1 on its way back to Earth as part of its first test flight, going around the Moon.
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NASA's Artemis I Mission Captures Closest Images Of Surface Of The Moon
The photo was taken using Orion's optical navigational system.
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Watch: Artemis 1's Orion Spacecraft Captures Clip Of Earth rising behind The Moon
The moon slowly disappears behind Earth in the two-minute video as Orion glides overhead.
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NASA's Orion Craft Buzzes Past Moon, Feels Lunar Gravity In Historic Flyby
Nasa's Orion spacecraft today flew past the moon, five days after it was launched off the Florida coast in US. Orion is on a 25-day mission to orbit the moon before it returns safely to earth.
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NASA’s Artemis I on Its Trajectory to Moon After Launching Successfully in Third Attempt
NASA's Artemis I was on course Wednesday for a crewless voyage around the moon and back hours after blasting off from Florida on its debut flight, half a century after the final lunar mission of the Apollo era. The 32-story-tall Space Launch System (SLS) rocket lifted off from NASA's Kennedy Space Center at 1:47am EST (12:17pm IST), piercing the bl...
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Watch: Stunning Footage Of Earth Captured By NASA's Artemis 1 After Launch
Artemis 1 was launched on Wednesday after months of delays due to engine problems, fuel leakage and Hurricane Ian.
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NASA's Artemis 1: Five Points On "The Most Powerful Rocket In The World"
NASA's Artemis 1, the most powerful space rocket in history, has finally launched from Kennedy Space Center in Florida today and is headed for the moon after a number of technical and natural difficulties.
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NASA Launches Mega Rocket 'Artemis 1' On Maiden Flight To Moon
NASA launched the most powerful rocket ever built on a journey to the Moon on Wednesday.
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NASA Artemis I Moon Rocket Launched Days After Surviving Hurricane, Multiple Delays
NASA on Wednesday successfully launched its Artemis I Moon rocket, the first step in an an ambitious plan by the US space agency to send humans back to the Moon. NASA hopes to build a sustained presence -- including a lunar space station -- to help prepare for an eventual mission to Mars.
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NASA Argues Going To Moon Must Before Trip To Mars. Here's Why
The United States is about to launch the first mission of its return program to the Moon, Artemis. But why repeat what has already been done?
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NASA Reschedules Artemis 2 and Artemis 3 Missions to Ensure Astronaut Safety
NASA has pushed back its Artemis 2 and Artemis 3 lunar missions to 2026 and 2027, respectively. The delays are attributed to issues with the Orion spacecraft, particularly its heat shield, which experienced damage during the Artemis 1 mission. Safety concerns and technical adjustments are being prioritised. The rescheduling could influence NASA’s...
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NASA Artemis 2 Moon Mission on Track for November 2024 Launch, US Space Agency Says
NASA on Tuesday said it was on track to launch a crewed mission around the Moon at the end of next year. The US space agency's uncrewed Orion capsule returned safely to Earth in December after a more than 25-day journey around the Moon. The Artemis 2 mission is scheduled to take place in late November 2024, and will take a four-person crew around t...
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NASA's Crewed Moon Mission Set For November 2024 Launch
Artemis 2, scheduled to take place in late November 2024, will take a four-person crew around the Moon but without landing on it.
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NASA Inspects Orion Spacecraft After It Returned From The Moon
NASA also shared a picture of a team of technicians inspecting the capsule.
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NASA Completes Artemis I Moon Mission as Orion Capsule Returns to Earth Ahead of 2025 Lunar Landing
NASA completed its Artemis I inaugural Moon mission on Sunday, as the Orion capsule returned to Earth. The US space agency is on track for the next Orion flight around the moon that is targeted for 2024 with four astronauts, followed by a two-person lunar landing by 2025 and, ultimately, a sustainable Moon base.
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Artemis I Could Be The Last Mission For NASA Astronauts. Here's Why
The US-led Artemis programme aims to return humans to the Moon this decade - with Artemis 1 on its way back to Earth as part of its first test flight, going around the Moon.
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NASA's Artemis I Mission Captures Closest Images Of Surface Of The Moon
The photo was taken using Orion's optical navigational system.
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Watch: Artemis 1's Orion Spacecraft Captures Clip Of Earth rising behind The Moon
The moon slowly disappears behind Earth in the two-minute video as Orion glides overhead.
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NASA's Orion Craft Buzzes Past Moon, Feels Lunar Gravity In Historic Flyby
Nasa's Orion spacecraft today flew past the moon, five days after it was launched off the Florida coast in US. Orion is on a 25-day mission to orbit the moon before it returns safely to earth.
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NASA’s Artemis I on Its Trajectory to Moon After Launching Successfully in Third Attempt
NASA's Artemis I was on course Wednesday for a crewless voyage around the moon and back hours after blasting off from Florida on its debut flight, half a century after the final lunar mission of the Apollo era. The 32-story-tall Space Launch System (SLS) rocket lifted off from NASA's Kennedy Space Center at 1:47am EST (12:17pm IST), piercing the bl...
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Watch: Stunning Footage Of Earth Captured By NASA's Artemis 1 After Launch
Artemis 1 was launched on Wednesday after months of delays due to engine problems, fuel leakage and Hurricane Ian.
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NASA's Artemis 1: Five Points On "The Most Powerful Rocket In The World"
NASA's Artemis 1, the most powerful space rocket in history, has finally launched from Kennedy Space Center in Florida today and is headed for the moon after a number of technical and natural difficulties.
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NASA Launches Mega Rocket 'Artemis 1' On Maiden Flight To Moon
NASA launched the most powerful rocket ever built on a journey to the Moon on Wednesday.
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NASA Artemis I Moon Rocket Launched Days After Surviving Hurricane, Multiple Delays
NASA on Wednesday successfully launched its Artemis I Moon rocket, the first step in an an ambitious plan by the US space agency to send humans back to the Moon. NASA hopes to build a sustained presence -- including a lunar space station -- to help prepare for an eventual mission to Mars.
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NASA Argues Going To Moon Must Before Trip To Mars. Here's Why
The United States is about to launch the first mission of its return program to the Moon, Artemis. But why repeat what has already been done?
