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NASA rocket photos ahead of Artemis launch from Kennedy Space Center in Florida

4 NASA astronauts will venture around the moon during a 10-day flight to help pave the way for future human lunar exploration missions.

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Artemis 2 astronauts arrive at Kennedy Space Center ahead of NASA's historic launch around the moon

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NASA's giant moon rocket, in photos

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A behind-the-scenes look at astronauts training for the Artemis moon mission

NASA is going back to the moon more than a half-century after Apollo.

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NASA's Artemis astronauts enter final preparations for Moon mission

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How Cornwall is helping Nasa's deep space mission

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Astronauts fired up for approaching Artemis Moon mission

The launch from Florida's Kennedy Space Center could happen as soon as April 1 aboard NASA's towering Space Launch System rocket.

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Artemis II crew preps for lunar orbit – and Orion’s cosmic commode

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Inside NASA's giant Artemis II rocket as it gears up for a historic moon mission

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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Nuclear power takes center stage in NASA’s plan to sustain lunar habitats during long moon nights

NASA has unveiled a major overhaul of its space exploration strategy, marking a significant shift in how it plans to return humans to the Moon. The new approach moves away from earlier orbital plans,

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NASA is sending Artemis II to the moon. Here’s what to know

A full moon is seen shining over NASA's SLS (Space Launch System) and Orion spacecraft, atop the mobile launcher in the early hours of February 1, 2026. For 53 years, since the end of the Apollo program, humans have only felt the pull of the Earth's gravity.

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NASA's Habitable Worlds Observatory will search for life outside our solar system

NASA’s Habitable Worlds Observatory "will draw on technologies proven by the agency’s Hubble, Webb and upcoming Roman Space Telescopes," to search for life outside our solar system, according to the Goddard Space Flight Center.