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NASA scientist details mission of Artemis II

NASA's Artemis II mission: Launch date, astronauts and why NASA is returning to the moon

NASA's Artemis II mission will send four astronauts around the moon to test Orion's systems, expand international partnerships and pave the way for moon landings.

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Final preparations underway for the launch of NASA's Artemis II space mission

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Inside Artemis II mission control, the nerve center for NASA’s next Moon flight

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Nasa keeping close watch on weather days ahead of Artemis II launch

Nasa has given an update on the Artemis II Moon mission, saying that the weather forecast for Wednesday, the first possible launch day, is "80 per cent go"

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Here are NASA's Artemis II emergency plans if launch day goes wrong

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A behind-the-scenes look at astronauts training for the Artemis moon mission

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They're here! Artemis II astronauts arrive at NASA's Kennedy Space Center

On launch day — currently set for April 1 — these astronauts will liftoff from Pad 39B at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center spacecraft atop NASA’s SLS (Space Launch System) rocket, taking the Orion spacecra...

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Meet The First Female Astronaut About To Go To The Moon

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NASA's Artemis program brings new faces to lunar voyage

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From Mercury to Artemis: The evolution of mission control

Space missions can succeed or fail from the support they get from mission control. Here, we look at the changing shape of Nasa's most important room in space.

Behind-the-scenes secrets of NASA mission control

In high-stakes roles, NASA launch and mission control teams on the ground will keep the Artemis II astronauts safely on track during a 10-day journey around the moon.

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How NASA engineers keep Artemis II on track? From rocket propulsion to space communications explained

NASA engineers manage propulsion systems and space communications to maintain Artemis II’s schedule, ensuring the Orion spacecraft and crew remain connected from launch to splashdown.

The nerve centre running a new mission to the Moon

Just like the Apollo mission, Artemis II will be run from a mission control monitoring every instrument from here on Earth. How has it changed since the days of the space race?

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NASA astronauts are returning to the moon. Houston’s Johnson Space Center will get them there

Artemis I flight controllers at the Johnson Space Center during maximum distance from Earth and Moon on Nov. 28, 2022. Jeff Radigan, the lead flight director for the Artemis II mission, sat at a table at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida alongside his ...

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3 Ways Students Can Get Involved With Artemis

NASA’s Artemis program will establish a sustainable lunar presence, unlock new scientific discoveries, and develop technologies for spaceflight to Mars and beyond – and students can help shape this new era of space exploration.

NASA shifts its strategy, impacting moon missions and Houston programs

An overhaul of NASA's priorities aims to accelerate moon missions and build a lunar base, but the shift will affect the future of Houston-led programs and commercial space stations.