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Scientists Plan To Use Lego-Inspired 'Space Bricks' To Build Houses On Moon
Developing housing on the Moon is an emerging focus for space agencies across the world. US space agency NASA has developed the Artemis programme, with an aim that humans will inhabit lunar residences by 2040.
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Scientists Develop Energy Source Which Could Allow Astronauts To Live On The Moon
Scientists at Bangor University have developed nuclear fuel cells, of the size of poppy seeds, to create energy required to sustain life on the Moon.
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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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"Not Boys Club Anymore": 1st Woman To Head NASA Human Spaceflight Mission
On International Women's Day, Kathryn Lueders, the first woman head of NASA's human spaceflight programme, talks about the space agency's plan to put the first woman and the first person of colour on the moon by 2026.
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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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IIT Roorkee Research Scholar Contributes To NASA’s Artemis Programme
NASA’s Artemis Programme is a highly selective annual 10-week summer intern program for graduate student researchers to work on activities supporting Artemis missions to the Moon, an IIT Roorkee statement said.
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NASA Considering Second Moon Lander for Artemis Mission Alongside SpaceX’s Starship
NASA plans to use multiple private spacecraft to land astronauts on the Moon under the Artemis project. The US space agency will release a draft solicitation in the coming weeks to bring a second contender into the market for the development of a lunar lander alongside SpaceX.
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Artemis 1 Moon Launch Delayed Again, NASA Reviewing March or April Launch Dates
NASA has again delayed its planned launch of the uncrewed lunar mission Artemis 1 by at least a month. The space agency had initially targeted the launch of the mission on February 12, 2022, but issues in the integrated testing programme have forced another schedule delay.
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NASA Pushes Back Artemis Launch Timeline, First Flight Likely in February 2022
NASA has announced that it was now targeting to launch the Artemis 1, an uncrewed mission that will return the American space agency to the Moon after decades, in February 2022. The rescheduling of the launch has delayed the mission by at least three months as the ambitious programme was initially set to take off in November.
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NASA’s Halted Rocket Test Could Stall Moon Shot, Redo Possible
NASA is considering a second firing of its Moon rocket engines after a critical test came up short over the weekend, a move that could bump the first flight in the Artemis lunar-landing program into next year.
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NASA’s Aretmis Moon Mission to Have First Canadian Astronaut in 2023
A Canadian astronaut will take part in a lunar mission for the first time in 2023, as part of the NASA-led Artemis project, the minister for innovation, science and industry announced Wednesday.
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NASA Begins Accepting Applications for Aspiring Moon, Mars Explorers
As NASA prepares to send the first woman and next man to the Moon with the Artemis programme, the agency, for the first time in more than four years, has begun accepting applications for future astronauts.
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NASA Gets New Partners for Artemis Programme
NASA will look at a number of factors when comparing the bids from all vendors, such as technical feasibility, price, and schedule.
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NASA Prepares to Send 'First Woman and Next Man' to Moon
NASA said it has doubled down on its next giant leap with the Artemis programme that would take "the first woman and the next man" to the lunar surface.
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Scientists Plan To Use Lego-Inspired 'Space Bricks' To Build Houses On Moon
Developing housing on the Moon is an emerging focus for space agencies across the world. US space agency NASA has developed the Artemis programme, with an aim that humans will inhabit lunar residences by 2040.
-
Scientists Develop Energy Source Which Could Allow Astronauts To Live On The Moon
Scientists at Bangor University have developed nuclear fuel cells, of the size of poppy seeds, to create energy required to sustain life on the Moon.
-
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.
-
"Not Boys Club Anymore": 1st Woman To Head NASA Human Spaceflight Mission
On International Women's Day, Kathryn Lueders, the first woman head of NASA's human spaceflight programme, talks about the space agency's plan to put the first woman and the first person of colour on the moon by 2026.
-
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.
-
IIT Roorkee Research Scholar Contributes To NASA’s Artemis Programme
NASA’s Artemis Programme is a highly selective annual 10-week summer intern program for graduate student researchers to work on activities supporting Artemis missions to the Moon, an IIT Roorkee statement said.
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NASA Considering Second Moon Lander for Artemis Mission Alongside SpaceX’s Starship
NASA plans to use multiple private spacecraft to land astronauts on the Moon under the Artemis project. The US space agency will release a draft solicitation in the coming weeks to bring a second contender into the market for the development of a lunar lander alongside SpaceX.
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Artemis 1 Moon Launch Delayed Again, NASA Reviewing March or April Launch Dates
NASA has again delayed its planned launch of the uncrewed lunar mission Artemis 1 by at least a month. The space agency had initially targeted the launch of the mission on February 12, 2022, but issues in the integrated testing programme have forced another schedule delay.
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NASA Pushes Back Artemis Launch Timeline, First Flight Likely in February 2022
NASA has announced that it was now targeting to launch the Artemis 1, an uncrewed mission that will return the American space agency to the Moon after decades, in February 2022. The rescheduling of the launch has delayed the mission by at least three months as the ambitious programme was initially set to take off in November.
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NASA’s Halted Rocket Test Could Stall Moon Shot, Redo Possible
NASA is considering a second firing of its Moon rocket engines after a critical test came up short over the weekend, a move that could bump the first flight in the Artemis lunar-landing program into next year.
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NASA’s Aretmis Moon Mission to Have First Canadian Astronaut in 2023
A Canadian astronaut will take part in a lunar mission for the first time in 2023, as part of the NASA-led Artemis project, the minister for innovation, science and industry announced Wednesday.
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NASA Begins Accepting Applications for Aspiring Moon, Mars Explorers
As NASA prepares to send the first woman and next man to the Moon with the Artemis programme, the agency, for the first time in more than four years, has begun accepting applications for future astronauts.
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NASA Gets New Partners for Artemis Programme
NASA will look at a number of factors when comparing the bids from all vendors, such as technical feasibility, price, and schedule.
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NASA Prepares to Send 'First Woman and Next Man' to Moon
NASA said it has doubled down on its next giant leap with the Artemis programme that would take "the first woman and the next man" to the lunar surface.
