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There’s a version of the future we like to imagine. Clean. Engineered. Solved. And then there are the things we haven’t designed for yet. Our latest Dispatch is live on Transmissions—inspired by our conversation with Manju Bangalo
From reentry to splashdown Here’s the full timeline of Artemis II’s return to Earth. The moment we’ve been waiting for is almost here. Every minute matters. #ArtemisII #NASA
Even when a mission is going right, space has a way of reminding you who’s in charge. During Artemis II, NASA made a late adjustment to the flight plan, canceling a scheduled manual piloting demonstration aboard the Orion spacecraft. Instead,
Tomorrow, as Artemis II returns home and splashes down off the coast of San Diego, another mission reaches its final mile. Alyssa Carson and the Driven to Explore team will arrive at that very shoreline, closing out a 3,000+ mile journey that began
On April 6, as the crew of Artemis II rounded the far side of the Moon, Earth slipped away. From aboard the Orion spacecraft, the astronauts captured a rare and powerful moment: “Earthset.” Our planet slowly sank behind the lunar horizo
There are some people who don’t just imagine the future… they actively build it. Meet Salam Abualhayjaa: an analog astronaut, spacesuit engineer, educator, and founder & CEO of MENA. Through her work, she’s helping open the do
And just like that… they’re back. After roughly 40 minutes of complete silence, communication has been restored with the crew of Artemis II as the Orion spacecraft emerged from behind the Moon. The blackout was expected. Planned. Pract
Right now, four humans are completely out of contact with Earth. As Artemis II moves behind the Moon, the Orion spacecraft has entered a planned communications blackout, temporarily cutting off all signals between the crew and Mission Control. No m
For more than half a century, one record quietly stood untouched. In 1970, the crew of Apollo 13, Jim Lovell, Jack Swigert, and Fred Haise, traveled farther from Earth than any humans in history. It wasn’t planned. It was survival. That dista
At around two-thirds of their journey to the Moon, four astronauts accomplished something quietly historic: taking the controls themselves. During flight day three of Artemis II, astronauts Christina Koch and Jeremy Hansen manually piloted the Orion
New research from teams at the University of Basel, ETH Zurich, and the European Space Agency suggests a major shift in how we may explore Mars. In controlled testing, a semi-autonomous, legged robot was able to investigate multiple targets in a Mar
When the first images from Artemis II came through, we just sat there for a second… Absolutely beautiful. Completely breathtaking. One of those images that makes everything else feel a little…quieter. And then, as that moment started
Somewhere between Earth and the Moon, the crew of Artemis II has crossed an invisible line. Halfway. For the astronauts aboard Orion, it’s not just distance. It’s perspective. Earth is already shrinking behind them. The Moon is no long
China’s commercial space ambitions hit a setback this week as the Tianlong-3 rocket, developed by Space Pioneer, failed during its first launch attempt. The rocket lifted off from the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center but experienced an anomaly
NASA astronaut and Artemis II Commander Reid Wiseman took this picture of Earth from the Orion spacecraft’s window after completing the translunar injection burn. There are two auroras (top right and bottom left) and zodiacal light (bottom righ
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It’s official. Humanity is no longer in orbit. After a successful translunar injection burn, Artemis II is now on its way to the Moon. Aboard the Orion, astronauts Reid Wiseman, Victor Glover, Christina Koch, and Jeremy Hansen have officiall
It happened. For the first time in more than half a century, humans are on their way back toward the Moon. Artemis II has successfully launched from Kennedy Space Center, carrying Reid Wiseman, Victor Glover, Christina Koch, and Jeremy Hansen aboar