ARTEMIS II CREW
NASA's Artemis II rocket punched 3,100-mile-long holes in Earth's atmosphere, disrupted GPS signals: Study
NASA's Artemis II mission created large disturbances in the ionosphere that disrupted GPS signals across the United States. These disturbances were significantly more intense than those from prior rocket launches, causing potential issues for technologies reliant on precise positioning. Researchers noted that even minor positioning errors could impact autonomous vehicles, which rely on GPS data. The mission set new records for human distance from Earth during a lunar flyby.
NASA adopting Apollo's urgency to build a moon base and land astronauts within two years
NASA plans to return astronauts to the moon with the Artemis III mission set for next summer. Following that, Artemis IV aims to accomplish a historic moon landing by 2028, marking the first since the Apollo missions. Administrator Jared Isaacman emphasized the importance of efficiency and a fast-paced approach similar to Apollo's playbook. Docking exercises with SpaceX and Blue Origin's landers will occur before the moon base establishment.
NASA may make a big announcement on Moon mission today. Here's what we know
NASA is preparing for a press conference to share important updates on the Artemis program. The focus will be on the upcoming Artemis III mission and its objectives. Additionally, details regarding future lunar landings under Artemis IV are expected to be unveiled. NASA aims to return astronauts to the Moon by 2028, exploring the lunar south pole for scientific research.
New US passport design coming in 2028: Key things Americans need to know about November fairs
The US passport is getting a new look, with the ‘Flight of the Eagle’ design expected to begin shipping in 2028. Here’s what will change, when the redesigned passport may arrive and where Americans can find special passport application fairs in November 2026.
NASA releases 800GB of moon data: What did Artemis II astronauts see around the moon?
NASA has released more than 800GB of Artemis II Moon data, including 11,000-plus images and videos, 8.5 hours of astronaut audio and crew annotations. The release also documents five faint flashes spotted on the Moon as the astronauts observed its surface during their lunar flyby.
4 astronauts return to Earth after eight months in space
After spending eight months aboard the International Space Station, four astronauts have returned to Earth, a notable transition since they replaced a colleague who fell ill, making it NASA's first medical evacuation in decades. Throughout their mission, they participated in vital scientific research and commemorated American holidays in microgravity. The remaining seven astronauts continue to engage with visitors from around the world, showcasing camaraderie in their cosmic home.
America's new moon heroes: Trump honours NASA’s Artemis II crew, unveils Space Academy, eyes Mars next
The Artemis II astronauts received the nation's highest space honor for their lunar flyby. Commander Reid Wiseman and his crew were recognized for their historic mission around the moon. President Donald Trump presented the Congressional Space Medal of Honor to the four-member crew. This event also saw the announcement of a new US Space Academy for future endeavors. The ceremony highlighted ongoing plans for lunar exploration and potential Mars missions.
Artemis II crew turns the idiom 'I love you to the moon and back' into reality with lunar tribute by proposing to name a crater after commander's late wife Carroll - watch NASA's viral reel here
Artemis II crew names crater Carroll: The Artemis II crew honored Commander Reid Wiseman's late wife, Carroll Taylor Wiseman, by proposing to name a newly observed lunar crater 'Carroll.' This deeply personal tribute occurred as the astronauts reflected on their journey and shared an emotional moment in space, remembering a cherished member of their astronaut family.
No Plan B: NASA issues stark warning as Artemis II crew faces riskiest mission phase
NASA warns no plan B Artemis II: The Artemis II crew has set a new human spaceflight distance record, reaching 248,655 miles from Earth. However, NASA warns the most dangerous phase, re-entry, is ahead. The mission's success hinges on the Orion spacecraft's heat shield withstanding extreme temperatures, as preparations for splashdown are underway.
Meet the US warship tasked with recovering Artemis II crew upon touchdown
A San Diego-based US Navy warship, the USS John P. Murtha, is set to play a crucial role in recovering the Artemis II astronauts after their historic splashdown in the Pacific Ocean. Sailors have been drilling extensively to ensure a safe retrieval of the Orion capsule and its crew, a mission described as a fitting tribute to the ship's namesake.
Historic leap: Artemis 2 targets Apollo 13 record in high-stakes Moon flyby
Artemis 2 live stream: Artemis II is pushing the boundaries of human spaceflight, aiming to surpass the farthest distance from Earth ever reached by astronauts during its upcoming lunar flyby. This mission tests critical systems for deep space travel, mirroring Apollo 13's trajectory while setting new records and achieving historic firsts for its diverse crew.
Artemis 2 launch marks NASA’s first crewed moon mission in 50 years - here's everything you need to know about the shuttle launch today
Artemis 2 launch to moon: NASA's Artemis II mission successfully launched from Florida, marking the first crewed flight of the Artemis program and humanity's return to deep space in over 50 years. The Orion spacecraft, carrying four astronauts, embarked on a roughly 10-day journey around the Moon and back, testing critical systems for future lunar exploration.
NASA’s Artemis II crew: Who are the four astronauts set for a historic Moon journey
Artemis II crew: Artemis II will mark a major step in space exploration, sending four astronauts around the Moon on a 10-day mission. Led by Reid Wiseman, the crew includes Victor J. Glover, Christina Koch, and Jeremy Hansen. The mission will test deep-space systems and pave the way for future lunar landings and Mars exploration.
NASA’s Artemis II is coming: The space jargon cheat sheet you need before NASA’s moon mission
NASA’s Artemis II mission is getting ready to make a major step in human space exploration, sending astronauts around the Moon for the first time in over 50 years. Scheduled for April 1, 2026, the 10-day mission will launch from Kennedy Space Center aboard the Space Launch System rocket with the Orion spacecraft. The mission supports NASA’s long-term goal of establishing sustained lunar presence and advancing exploration toward Mars and beyond.
Artemis II explained: Why NASA’s this launch is more than a Moon mission, who the crew are and full 10-day timeline
NASA's Artemis II mission, launching tomorrow, will send four astronauts on a 10-day journey around the Moon, testing critical deep space systems. This crewed flight, the first since Apollo, validates technologies essential for future lunar landings and eventual Mars missions. The mission also carries the digital names of over 5.
All about NASA’s Artemis II as mega rocket reaches launch pad, paving the way for first crewed Moon mission in over 50 years
NASA’s Artemis II launch pad: NASA's giant Moon rocket has been moved to the launch pad in Cape Canaveral, Florida, paving the way for first crewed Moon mission in over 50 years. The lunar launch could take place as early as February 6, depending on readiness. NASA director Jared Isaacman emphasized that the mission aims to fulfill NASA’s promise to return Americans to the Moon and inspire future generations of astronauts.
NASA Artemis II: Humans to fly farther than ever before. What to know about this historic Moon mission set to lift off next month
NASA Artemis II: NASA is preparing for the Artemis II mission, its first crewed lunar journey in over 50 years, scheduled for April 2026. This historic mission will send a diverse four-member crew on a lunar flyby, paving the way for sustained lunar presence and future Mars exploration.
NASA Moon mission: When does Artemis 2 launch? Date, timeline, crew and what to expect
The countdown for NASA's Artemis II mission has officially begun at Kennedy Space Center, targeting a Wednesday, April 1 launch. This historic test flight will send the first crewed SLS rocket and Orion spacecraft into space. Engineers are powering up systems and preparing for cryogenic fueling, while the four-person crew remains in quarantine, focused on readiness.
Krispy Kreme Artemis II Doughnut takes off ahead of NASA’s crewed lunar flyby: Everything to know
Krispy Kreme Artemis II: Krispy Kreme is celebrating NASA's Artemis II mission with a limited-edition, space-themed doughnut. This special treat, featuring Oreo crunch and blue icing, is available for a short time next week. The doughnut honors the upcoming crewed lunar flyby, continuing Krispy Kreme's tradition of commemorating space milestones.
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