NASA's Artemis 1 Orion spacecraft arrives in Florida | Space
Orion arrived at the agency's Kennedy Space Center (KSC) in Florida on Dec. 30, wrapping up a nine-day trek across the country on the back of a truck.
KSC was the jumping-off point for Orion's epic Artemis 1 moon mission, which sent the uncrewed capsule on a shakeout cruise to lunar orbit and back. Artemis 1 launched from KSC on Nov.
NASA asks SpaceX about International Space Station rescue options | Space
NASA has inquired about using a SpaceX Dragon capsule to bring astronauts home from the International Space Station (ISS) following a recent leak aboard a Russian Soyuz capsule, a NASA blog post has stated.
"As a part of the analysis, NASA also reached out to SpaceX about its capability to return additional crew members aboard Dragon if needed in an emergency, although the primary focus is on understanding the post-leak capabilities of the Soyuz MS-22 spacecraft," the space agency wrote in a Dec.
NASA STEM lists Eight Ways Students can get involved in 2023 - Clarksville Online - Clarksville ...
Washington, D.C. – NASA had a stellar year in 2022, with the spectacular Artemis I mission paving the way for future crewed flights to the Moon, dazzling images beamed back to Earth from the new James Webb Space Telescope, and more.
As the calendar turns to 2023, NASA is launching into a new era of human spaceflight. Looking for ways to bring the excitement of space exploration into your classroom or to learners at home? Here are some fun and engaging resources to get you started!
NASA expecting busy year as it prepares for next Artemis launch in 2024 – Houston Public Media
Fresh off the success of the Artemis 1 mission that concluded last month, NASA says it has a busy year ahead getting ready for the next Artemis launch planned for late 2024.
Artemis 2 will fly past the Moon deeper into space and will use a different, updated Orion crew module, one of four that will be built for the program over the next few years. For NASA, the challenge ahead is obvious; Artemis 1 didn't have a crew on board. Artemis 2 will.
UIIC Announce Summit Keynote Speaker, Jordan Evans, Aerospace Engineer at NASA | Utility Dive
Thought leaders from the emerging Utility Imagery & Inspection (I&I) space will gather for the 2-day Summit in Phoenix, AZ.
Kicking off the two-day event will be Keynote Speaker Jordan Evans.
Regularly called upon to lead the investigation of mission-impacting problems, Evans brings a healthy mix of technical experience, leadership skills, and humor to otherwise uncomfortable situations. He has received numerous awards for his leadership and ability to balance risk effectively.
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