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NASA Collaborates with Artemis Accords Signatories for Sustainable Space Exploration
Representatives from the Artemis Accords convened in Milan, with 42 nations participating. They focused on sustainable practices and cooperation in space exploration. NASA’s Pam Melroy emphasised the importance of collaboration among nations as they prepare for future missions. Discussions included guidelines on non-interference and interoperabil...
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Race for Moon Resources Has Begun, Says Russia's Space Chief After Luna-25 Crash
The race to explore and develop the moon's resources has begun and Russia must remain a player despite the failure of its first lunar mission in 47 years, the head of Russia's space agency Roskosmos said on Monday.
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Despite Luna-25's Failure, Russia Is Hopeful to Explore Moon's Resources
The race to explore and develop the moon's resources has begun and Russia must remain a player despite the failure of its first lunar mission in 47 years, the head of Russia's space agency Roskosmos said on Monday. Russia's Luna-25 spacecraft spun out of control and crashed into the moon on Saturday after a problem preparing for pre-landing orbit.
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'Bahubali Rocket', With 100% Success Rate, To Send Chandrayaan-3 To Moon
India's upgraded 'Bahubali' rocket is standing tall on the coast of the Bay of Bengal in Andhra Pradesh's Sriharikota waiting to loft India's Chandrayaan-3 satellite towards the moon.
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Chandrayaan-3 Launch Window Set Between July 13 and July 19: ISRO Chairman
Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) Chairman S Somnath on Monday said that the launch day for Chandrayaan-3 for a soft landing on the moon is July 13. "We will be able to do a soft landing on the moon. The launch day is July 13, it can go upto 19th," ISRO Chairman S Somnath said on the launch of Chandrayaan-3. He said that the launch date w...
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Why India Joining The Artemis Accords Is A Key Outcome From PM's US Visit
One of the "most substantive" outcomes from Prime Minister Narendra Modi's maiden state visit to the US relates to new frontiers in space, as highlighted by bot The White House and the Indian Foreign Secretary.
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ISRO, NASA to Launch Joint Mission to International Space Station After India Signs Artemis Accords
NASA and ISRO are developing a strategic framework for human spaceflight operations this year according to senior US Administration officials. This comes amidst Prime Minister Narendra Modi's first State visit to the US.
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"Even Sky Not The Limit For India-US": PM Modi On Joint Space Mission
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has said that India has taken a "big leap forward" in space cooperation after it joined the Artemis Accords, which advance a common vision of space exploration for the benefit of all humankind.
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Artemis Accords: As PM Modi Heads To US, Everything About NASA-Led Space Initiative
NASA wants India to be a signatory of Artemis Accords since it is a global power and one of the few countries with independent access to space.
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Top NASA Official Says India Needs To Join The US-Led Artemis Accords
The benefit is that India declares that they are a global space power and value things like sustainable exploration, responsible use of space, cooperation, and transparency, she said.
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NASA's Moon Rocket, Tested By Hurricane-Force Winds, Suffers Minor Damage
NASA's new $4 billion moon rocket endured fierce winds and heavy rains early Thursday as it rode out Hurricane Nicole on its Florida launchpad, apparently with only minor damage, according to an early NASA inspection in the storm's aftermath.
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NASA's Artemis I SLS-Orion Spacecraft Could Be Launched on September 23, Senior Official Says
NASA may attempt to launch its Artemis I Moon rocket for the third time on September 23. The US space agency could launch the Artemis I SLS-Orion spacecraft on either September 23 or on September 27, according to a report. It previously halted the launch of the rocket for the second time, due to a fuel leak on September 3.
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NASA Artemis I SLS-Orion Spacecraft Launch Halted Due to Engine Bleed Issue: All Details
NASA announced on Monday that the launch of Artemis I has been cancelled, while the US space agency's teams have begun working through an issue with an engine bleed. Both the Orion spacecraft, which is designed to carry astronauts to the Moon in the future, and the advanced Space Launch System (SLS) remained in a safe and stable configuration, acc...
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NASA's 'Lunar IceCube' Moon-Observing CubeSat Ready for Artemis Launch
Lunar IceCube, NASA's CubeSat that is designed to orbit the moon as part of the US space agency's Artemis mission, is all set to make its way to lunar orbit. The Lunar IceCube satellite has been fitted onto the Space Launch System (SLS) rocket and is prepared to travel to the Moon, according to NASA.
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Artemis Accords Signed by Saudi Arabia, Affirming Commitment to Safe Space Exploration
Saudi Arabia has signed the Artemis Accords as part of the kingdom’s commitment to safe, sustainable, and responsible space exploration, a move welcomed by the US. The NASA-led Artemis program will put the first woman and first person of colour on the Moon and prepare the way for a human mission to Mars. So far, 21 countries have signed the Artem...
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NASA Collaborates with Artemis Accords Signatories for Sustainable Space Exploration
Representatives from the Artemis Accords convened in Milan, with 42 nations participating. They focused on sustainable practices and cooperation in space exploration. NASA’s Pam Melroy emphasised the importance of collaboration among nations as they prepare for future missions. Discussions included guidelines on non-interference and interoperabil...
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Race for Moon Resources Has Begun, Says Russia's Space Chief After Luna-25 Crash
The race to explore and develop the moon's resources has begun and Russia must remain a player despite the failure of its first lunar mission in 47 years, the head of Russia's space agency Roskosmos said on Monday.
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Despite Luna-25's Failure, Russia Is Hopeful to Explore Moon's Resources
The race to explore and develop the moon's resources has begun and Russia must remain a player despite the failure of its first lunar mission in 47 years, the head of Russia's space agency Roskosmos said on Monday. Russia's Luna-25 spacecraft spun out of control and crashed into the moon on Saturday after a problem preparing for pre-landing orbit.
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'Bahubali Rocket', With 100% Success Rate, To Send Chandrayaan-3 To Moon
India's upgraded 'Bahubali' rocket is standing tall on the coast of the Bay of Bengal in Andhra Pradesh's Sriharikota waiting to loft India's Chandrayaan-3 satellite towards the moon.
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Chandrayaan-3 Launch Window Set Between July 13 and July 19: ISRO Chairman
Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) Chairman S Somnath on Monday said that the launch day for Chandrayaan-3 for a soft landing on the moon is July 13. "We will be able to do a soft landing on the moon. The launch day is July 13, it can go upto 19th," ISRO Chairman S Somnath said on the launch of Chandrayaan-3. He said that the launch date w...
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Why India Joining The Artemis Accords Is A Key Outcome From PM's US Visit
One of the "most substantive" outcomes from Prime Minister Narendra Modi's maiden state visit to the US relates to new frontiers in space, as highlighted by bot The White House and the Indian Foreign Secretary.
-
ISRO, NASA to Launch Joint Mission to International Space Station After India Signs Artemis Accords
NASA and ISRO are developing a strategic framework for human spaceflight operations this year according to senior US Administration officials. This comes amidst Prime Minister Narendra Modi's first State visit to the US.
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"Even Sky Not The Limit For India-US": PM Modi On Joint Space Mission
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has said that India has taken a "big leap forward" in space cooperation after it joined the Artemis Accords, which advance a common vision of space exploration for the benefit of all humankind.
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Artemis Accords: As PM Modi Heads To US, Everything About NASA-Led Space Initiative
NASA wants India to be a signatory of Artemis Accords since it is a global power and one of the few countries with independent access to space.
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Top NASA Official Says India Needs To Join The US-Led Artemis Accords
The benefit is that India declares that they are a global space power and value things like sustainable exploration, responsible use of space, cooperation, and transparency, she said.
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NASA's Moon Rocket, Tested By Hurricane-Force Winds, Suffers Minor Damage
NASA's new $4 billion moon rocket endured fierce winds and heavy rains early Thursday as it rode out Hurricane Nicole on its Florida launchpad, apparently with only minor damage, according to an early NASA inspection in the storm's aftermath.
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NASA's Artemis I SLS-Orion Spacecraft Could Be Launched on September 23, Senior Official Says
NASA may attempt to launch its Artemis I Moon rocket for the third time on September 23. The US space agency could launch the Artemis I SLS-Orion spacecraft on either September 23 or on September 27, according to a report. It previously halted the launch of the rocket for the second time, due to a fuel leak on September 3.
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NASA Artemis I SLS-Orion Spacecraft Launch Halted Due to Engine Bleed Issue: All Details
NASA announced on Monday that the launch of Artemis I has been cancelled, while the US space agency's teams have begun working through an issue with an engine bleed. Both the Orion spacecraft, which is designed to carry astronauts to the Moon in the future, and the advanced Space Launch System (SLS) remained in a safe and stable configuration, acc...
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NASA's 'Lunar IceCube' Moon-Observing CubeSat Ready for Artemis Launch
Lunar IceCube, NASA's CubeSat that is designed to orbit the moon as part of the US space agency's Artemis mission, is all set to make its way to lunar orbit. The Lunar IceCube satellite has been fitted onto the Space Launch System (SLS) rocket and is prepared to travel to the Moon, according to NASA.
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Artemis Accords Signed by Saudi Arabia, Affirming Commitment to Safe Space Exploration
Saudi Arabia has signed the Artemis Accords as part of the kingdom’s commitment to safe, sustainable, and responsible space exploration, a move welcomed by the US. The NASA-led Artemis program will put the first woman and first person of colour on the Moon and prepare the way for a human mission to Mars. So far, 21 countries have signed the Artem...
