Artemis III

NASA plans to announce a second industry partner to provide astronaut ferry flights between lunar orbit and the Moon’s surface on Friday, May 19.

NASA Administrator Bill Nelson says that the troubled initial test launch of SpaceX’s Super Heavy/Starship combination has added uncertainty to Artemis III.

With NASA’s Artemis program beginning to unfold, the agency and its supporters have launched an unprecedented focus on sustainability.

NASA has awarded Space & Technology Solutions a potential $719 million contract for the support of work on the agency’s Joint Polar Satellite System.

NASA administrator acknowledges the cost and schedule issues across some of its most challenging human deep-space exploration and space-science objectives.

NASA will soon choose four volunteers to enter its new Mars Dune Alpha, an elaborate simulated red planet habitat.

The next flight in NASA’s Artemis program will test how Orion’s life support systems operate under pressure.

The chief objective of NASA’s Artemis II mission is to do something that NASA’s Artemis I mission conducted late last year was not equipped to address.

Their names were unveiled by officials from NASA and the CSA in April 3 ceremonies at NASA Johnson Space Center facilities at nearby Ellington Airport here.

NASA has established a Moon to Mars Program Office to provide focused oversight of human exploration activities under the Artemis Program.

NASA’s Apollo missions to the Moon a half century ago lacked the challenges that the agency’s Artemis program faces, says NASA official Bhavya Lal.