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NASA's Artemis II crew now on their way to moon

Inside Artemis II mission control, the nerve center for NASA’s next Moon flight

HOUSTON, When four astronauts strap into NASA’s Orion spacecraft for the first crewed lunar flyby in more than 50 years, their safety will depend not just on the vehicle but on a layered network of engineers,

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Inside the Artemis ground launch sequencer—a system crucial for the launch of the Moon mission

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Chicagoan helps launch Artemis II, NASA's first moon mission in 53 years

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'Frozen Surprises': Halfway To Moon, NASA's Artemis II Crew Faces Toilet Glitch | Netizens React

Inside the Orion capsule, somewhere between Earth and the Moon, history was being made — and, unfortunately, so was an unpleasant smell.

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'Something we have never seen before': Artemis II crew describe far side of Moon

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Artemis astronauts more than halfway to Moon, putting Earth in rearview

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NASA Astronauts Are Closer to Moon Than Earth on Artemis II Day 4

As Day 4 dawned on the Artemis II mission, the astronauts were closer to the moon than to Earth, after crossing the halfway point between the two bodies on Friday night.

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NASA unveils first images of Earth from Artemis II

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NASA’s Artemis II crew leaves Earth orbit for Moon

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Behind-the-scenes secrets of NASA mission control

In high-stakes roles, NASA launch and mission control teams on the ground will keep the Artemis II astronauts safely on track during a 10-day journey around the moon.

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Liftoff! NASA astronauts have launched on a historic journey to the moon

NASA's Artemis II mission lifted off from Kennedy Space Center in Florida at 6:35 p.m. Eastern Wednesday. The mission aims to send four astronauts around the moon on a roughly 10-day journey.