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A Nikon camera that will capture humanity's return to the Moon just passed its toughest test: simulated cosmic radiation at a German research facility. The successful trial means astronauts will have reliable equipment to document the first lunar landing in over 50 years.
Astronauts will soon test sleek new spacesuits designed for the first Moon walks in over 50 years. Axiom Space is racing to certify their next-generation suits in time for NASA's 2027 Artemis missions.
Four astronauts just completed humanity's farthest crewed journey from Earth, and every single computer chip worked perfectly. The successful 10-day Artemis II mission proves we're ready for the next era of space exploration.
NASA's Artemis II crew just returned safely from the first human deep-space mission in half a century, and California manufacturers made it possible. From rocket boosters to spacecraft design, the Golden State's factories and engineers powered every stage of this historic journey.
Four astronauts just returned from orbiting the Moon with stunning photos that give an entire generation their own lunar memories to share. The Artemis II crew used modern cameras and iPhones to capture images more crisp and accessible than ever before.
Christina Koch, a Livingston resident, just splashed down after nine days orbiting the moon on NASA's Artemis II mission. Her small Montana hometown is celebrating one of their own making history in space.
Four nations are partnering on NASA's Artemis moon mission, creating a ripple effect that's transforming airlines and travel into a future where space tourism becomes reality. What started as lunar exploration is now opening doors for everyday travelers to reach for the stars.
Four astronauts just completed humanity's first crewed Moon mission in over 50 years, splashing down safely in the Pacific Ocean after traveling farther from Earth than anyone in history. The perfect landing marks America's triumphant return to deep space exploration.
Four astronauts are returning to Earth today after flying farther from home than any humans in history, completing NASA's first crewed moon mission in over 50 years. Their safe return marks a giant leap forward for humanity's return to deep space exploration.
The iconic Australian radio telescope that helped broadcast humanity's first moonwalk just guided Artemis II around the Moon for the first time in over 50 years. The same dish is now ready to support NASA's ambitious plans for permanent lunar bases and continuous Moon missions.
Scientists are getting an unexpected second chance to build dream telescopes on the moon's far side, thanks to renewed lunar missions. A radio observatory there could reveal secrets from the universe's mysterious "dark ages."
Four astronauts just traveled further from Earth than any human in history, soaring past the Moon at 407,773 kilometers while sending back stunning observations. The mission marks humanity's first lunar flyby in over 50 years and sets the stage for our return to the Moon's surface.
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Four astronauts just became the farthest humans from Earth in history, breaking a 56-year record as they soar past the moon. This moment marks humanity's grand return to deep space exploration after decades of waiting.
A new smartwatch inspired by NASA's Artemis mission lets kids aged 9 and up program their own wearable device using Python, with zero assembly required. CircuitMess designed the fully hackable gadget to arrive just as real astronauts orbit the moon for the first time in over 50 years.
For the first time in over 50 years, astronauts are returning to the moon, and this journey could transform how humanity views our closest celestial neighbor. Science writer Rebecca Boyle explores how our relationship with the moon has evolved from ancient timekeeping to this generation's chance to rediscover its profound importance to life on Earth.
For the first time in over five decades, astronauts will return to lunar space through NASA's Artemis II mission. This historic journey promises to reshape how humanity views our closest celestial companion.
Four astronauts will witness a total solar eclipse lasting 53 minutes from beyond the moon on April 6, 2026, seven times longer than any eclipse visible from Earth. Their observations from this record-breaking distance could help scientists understand the sun's mysterious outer atmosphere.
Four astronauts just became the first humans to travel beyond low-Earth orbit in over 50 years, and their spacecraft finally has an actual toilet. While rocket technology hasn't changed much since Apollo, the comfort upgrades tell a story of how far we've come in making space travel more human.
Four astronauts just launched on a record-breaking mission to travel farther from Earth than any humans in history, powered by precision technology from a New York company. NASA's Artemis II represents a giant leap toward returning humans to the Moon.
Tonight offers a rare celestial double feature as the first full moon of spring appears in the sky just hours after NASA launches its Artemis II mission back to the moon. Spring officially arrives with a cosmic celebration.
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