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Our Sun Was Born in a Stellar Family Far, Far From Here: Scientific American is the essential guide to the most awe-inspiring advances in science and technology ...
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Income Lab launches advisor tool to test clients' retirement confidence: Wealthtech Weekly
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NASA's Orion capsule flies over Apollo landing sites, heads home: NASA's Orion capsule is on its way home from the moon to wrap up a three-week test ...
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Quick Glance: Artemis I's Orion flies near to the moon before returning to Earth
- December 5 (UPI) -- On Day 20 of the Artemis I mission, NASA's Orion spacecraft completed a close flyby of the moon as the capsule prepared to return to Earth.
- The maneuver was the Orion spacecraft's closest approach to the moon to date, flying 79.2 miles above the lunar surface, and was the mission's final major burn.
- Orion had been in far retrograde orbit, which is an elliptical orbit around the moon that Artemis 1 uses to test its many systems.
- The maneuver takes place eight years to the day after NASA launched the Orion spacecraft for the first time.
Artemis I Orion capsule splashes down in Pacific Ocean following 25-day trip toward the moon. abcn.ws/3Hoh4w0
NASA's Orion capsule slingshots around moon, last big step before lunar orbit
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NASA's Orion capsule enters far-flung orbit around moon: NASA's Orion capsule is now circling the moon in an orbit stretching tens of thousands of miles
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Quick Glance: NASA's Artemis spacecraft has entered lunar orbit in an attempt to transport men to the moon.
- The new Orion spaceship is on its first lunar mission, Artemis I, to demonstrate that it can transport astronauts on its next trip around the moon.
- This new moon landing, scheduled for 2025, is just the beginning of NASA's plans to establish a permanent base on the moon and a new space station in lunar orbit.
- The agency then intends to deploy astronauts to Mars.
- Entering a cruise around the moon is a significant step forward in the mission.
"Artemis 1": test flight for NASA lunar mission started: The United States wants to send people to the moon again. The test mission of "Artemis 1" with two dolls ...
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NASA sets November date for next SLS Moon rocket launch delay, er, launch: Heh, prove us wrong, kids. Prove us wrong
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Webb's photos of the Orion Nebula show clouds and gas Hubble can't see: A new image of the Orion Nebula from the James Webb Space Telescope reveals parts of the ...
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USA NASA postpones "Artemis" launch due to engine problems - Tageblatt.lu: Tageblatt.lu: Current News
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Quick Glance: NASA delays launch of Artemis I lunar rocket due to engine cooling and other concerns; Friday "in play" for next opportunity
- If NASA determines the rocket is ready, which is far from definite, the next flight window from Florida's Kennedy Space Center is Friday.
- When the huge Space Launch System rocket finally takes flight, it will become the agency's most powerful.
- Delays, according to NASA Administrator Bill Nelson, are part of the "space business," especially when dealing with machinery as complex as Artemis 1.
- The Space Launch System rocket and Orion spacecraft "remain in a safe and stable configuration," according to NASA.
The Artemis I mission slated to send an uncrewed Orion capsule around the moon and back is set to liftoff from Launch Complex 39B at Kennedy Space Center in ... Show more
Quick Glance: Nasa stops the launch of the Artemis lunar mission due to technical issues.
- The launch of NASA's Artemis lunar mission, scheduled for Monday, has been canceled.
- The cause was mechanical issues with one of the rocket engines, according to the US space agency.
- It had not yet attained the required temperature, spokesperson Derrol Nail stated approximately 30 minutes before the scheduled launch.
- Nasa confirmed via Twitter about twenty minutes before the launch period that the launch is presently on unscheduled pause.
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