NASA ARTEMIS II
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.
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 splashdown: Astronauts return safely to earth after successful 10-day moon mission
NASA Artemis II mission has successfully concluded with the safe return of its four astronauts after a 10-day journey around the Moon. The mission marked the first crewed flight to the Moon’s vicinity in over 50 years and set a new record for the farthest distance travelled by humans. The Orion spacecraft completed a high-speed reentry before splashing down in the Pacific Ocean.
NASA uses old iconic camera for stunning Artemis II shots — vintage tech shines
NASA Artemis II camera: NASA's Artemis II mission captured stunning images using the nearly decade-old Nikon D5 DSLR. This reliable camera, proven in space since 2017, excelled in low-light conditions with its high ISO capabilities, surpassing Apollo-era technology. Its selection highlights NASA's rigorous testing and reliance on proven equipment for critical missions.
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.
When will Artemis II launch? NASA gears up for its next Moon mission
Humans are preparing to journey around the moon again. NASA's Artemis II mission will launch soon. Four astronauts will travel in the Orion capsule. This mission follows a successful uncrewed test flight. It is a key step towards establishing a permanent presence on the moon. The launch is scheduled for Wednesday. This marks a new era in space exploration.
Krispy Kreme launches limited-edition Artemis II Doughnut—Here's how to get NASA-inspired treat
Krispy Kreme is celebrating NASA's Artemis II mission with a special doughnut. Available from March 31 to April 2, this limited-edition treat features blue-vanilla icing, Oreo crunch, and a cookies-and-cream buttercream dollop. Fans can also purchase a specialty dozen. This follows Krispy Kreme's tradition of marking significant space achievements.
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.
NASA Artemis II Launch live streaming: Check when and where to watch the historic launch, crew details and their roles
NASA Artemis II Launch live coverage: Four astronauts are set to lift off Wednesday on a journey around the moon — the first such mission in more than 50 years on April 1 at around 6:24 p.m, according to NASA. The crew — NASA astronauts Reid Wiseman, Christina Koch and Victor Glover and Canadian astronaut Jeremy Hansen — will be the first people to launch toward the moon since the Apollo 17 mission in 1972. You can watch the live streaming on NASA+, NASA TV, YouTube and social media platforms of NASA.
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.
Artemis II launch date and time: When will NASA's first crewed moon mission in 53 years take off? Crew details, objectives and why it was delayed
NASA Artemis II launch: NASA has officially commenced the countdown for the Artemis II mission, the first crewed journey to the lunar vicinity since 1972. Scheduled for launch on Wednesday evening from Cape Canaveral, the 32-story Space Launch System (SLS) rocket will carry four astronauts—Reid Wiseman, Victor Glover, Christina Koch, and Jeremy Hansen—on a 10-day flight around the Moon.
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.
NASA Artemis rocket launch stopped: What went wrong, what is the mission all about? Here's all
NASA's Artemis II wet dress rehearsal was halted due to a fuel line leak during preparations for a historic human flight around the moon. Engineers detected higher-than-allowed liquid hydrogen levels, pausing the critical test to identify and fix the issue. The mission aims to test the SLS rocket and Orion spacecraft before sending astronauts.
NASA Artemis II launch test set as final countdown begins for moon mission
NASA is preparing for the Artemis II moon mission with a final launch test. The test checks fueling, countdown steps, and safety systems. Weather conditions play an important role in launch plans. Engineers across the U.S. are involved. If successful, this mission will move NASA closer to sending astronauts back toward the moon.
NASA’s Artemis II rocket reaches launch pad as space agency prepares first crewed mission around the moon since 1972
NASA's Artemis II rocket is now on the launch pad for a historic lunar journey. Four astronauts will travel around the moon and return. This mission is a crucial step towards future moon landings. The launch is planned for February, following a key fueling test. This marks humanity's return to lunar space after over fifty years.
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