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NASA is shooting for moon. A guide to Artemis II mission

Key milestones in NASA's Artemis moon program

March 30 (Reuters) - NASA's Artemis program is the U.S. effort to return astronauts to the moon for the first time since the Apollo era and eventually establish a sustained human presence there, a goal Washington has framed as central to maintaining space leadership amid growing competition from China.

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NASA is shooting for the moon. A guide to the Artemis II mission

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NASA's moon mission has begun — here's what's ahead for the Artemis II astronauts

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NASA’s Artemis II Moon Mission Launches Into Space

The crew of four — three Americans and one Canadian — reached space on Wednesday on the first crewed journey to the moon since 1972.

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NASA's Moon flyby mission primed for launch

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Artemis II astronauts describe 'spectacular moment' in space after leaving Earth's orbit

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Live Updates: Artemis Astronauts Await Liftoff of NASA Moon Mission

Now, four astronauts are headed to the launchpad: Reid Wiseman, the mission’s commander; Victor Glover, its pilot; and Christina Koch and Jeremy Hansen, the mission specialists.

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NASA launches 4 astronauts on world’s first crewed lunar mission in half a century

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Artemis II LIVE | ‘Engine Firing Was Flawless’: NASA Issues 1st Statement After Astronauts In Orion Finally Heads For Moon

The Florida Times-Union

Orion Governance Announces Competitive Takeout Program for Legacy Data & AI Governance Platforms

A Competitive Takeout Program designed to help organizations escape the high cost and complexity of legacy metadata management and data governance tools. We’re offering a clear, low risk escape route to a modern platform that consolidates capabilities ...

Smithsonian Magazine

What is the Artemis Program?

People may know Artemis as NASA’s return-to-the-Moon program. However, it is much more than a rerun of Project Apollo.

Ars Technica

NASA says Orion’s heat shield is good to go for Artemis II—but does it matter?

Two years ago next week, NASA’s Orion spacecraft splashed down in the Pacific Ocean to wrap up what, at first glance, seemed to be a highly successful unpiloted test flight that made a return to the Moon feel within reach. The Orion capsule descended ...