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NASA Names Artemis III Crew as Moon Mission Push Accelerates Toward 2027

New York-NASA on Tuesday announced the astronaut crew for its Artemis III mission, marking a key step in the US

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Artemis II mission highlights representation in space as astronaut Victor Glover inspires next generation

“Make the choice right.” The recent lunar mission under NASA’s Artemis program has drawn global attention not only for its

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Artemis II Crew to Hold First In-Space Briefing After Record Lunar Flyby

Houston— Four astronauts aboard Artemis II will hold their first press conference from space on Wednesday as they return from

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Artemis II Crew Sets Record Distance in Historic Lunar Flyby

Houston— The four-member crew of Artemis II flew farther from Earth than any humans in history on Monday, reaching a

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Artemis II crew crosses halfway mark to Moon in landmark deep-space mission

Houstan — Astronauts aboard NASA’s Artemis II mission have crossed the halfway point between Earth and the Moon, the U.S.

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SpaceX Unveils Streamlined Starship Plan to Fast-Track NASA’s Return to the Moon

SpaceX has presented NASA with a simplified and faster mission strategy for its Starship lunar lander, promising improved safety, quicker