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What a contrast. For the Artemis moon landing, two astronauts will go to the surface in Starship, while two remain in the Orion capsule in LL0 during the mission. Two land and live in total luxury in the

Two October 26 milestones separated by two years, each opening a new way of seeing: Cassini's first targeted close pass through Titan's orange haze in 2004, and the launch of NASA's twin STEREO observatories

KiwiThinker's log, stardate 3447.0196. 🌌 "Curiosity is the essence of human existence. Who are we? Where are we? Where do we come from? Where are we going? I don't know. I don't have any answers

So the question of the day is: On Artemis IV, what happens to the Starship HLS once the crew transfers back to Orion at step 15? NASA's chart stops tracking it after Orion undocks, and with no heat shield

Today NASA re-confirmed the four Artemis III crew for next summer's low-Earth-orbit test flight: Randy Bresnik, Luca Parmitano, Andre Douglas, and Frank Rubio. Before Artemis IV lands at the lunar south

Do I see 6, 7 or 8 new Starship nose cones being built at the same time? This image from today's NASA update.

A Quiet Blue Flame 🚀 Stardate 1974.1688 (OCTOBER 24, 1998) At 12:08 UTC a Delta II rose from Pad 17A at Cape Canaveral and set Deep Space 1 on a path around the Sun. It was the first craft of NASA's New

Image credit: NASA (public domain)For more than half a century, no human being had traveled beyond low Earth orbit. In April 2026, that finally changed. NASA's Artemis II mission carried four astronauts

KSC efficiencies surge, X-planes revival takes flight, and key leadership shifts underscore execution mode. Builder mode at Kennedy This past Friday, Administrator Isaacman visited Kennedy Space Center