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The recycled space shuttle parts that will power Artemis II towards the moon

The Artemis II mission around the moon will be a brilliant last hurrah for several space shuttle engines and booster rocket parts that first flew as far back as 1982.

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How the engines of the Artemis II rocket flew on NASA's space shuttle

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Artemis II mission lifts off from NASA's Kennedy Space Center

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'Godspeed': Artemis II lifts off for historic mission to the moon

NASA's long-awaited return trip to the moon launched on Wednesday, April 1 as crowds of people watched in awe to see the Artemis II mission take off in Florida.

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NASA's Artemis II crew now on their way to the moon after engine burn

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NASA releases stunning first images of Earth taken by the Artemis II astronauts

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The Morning After: NASA’s Artemis II is on a voyage around the Moon

Since launch, the vehicle has separated from its launch system and been manually piloted, testing how the Orion capsule will dock with future lunar landers.

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Artemis II Astronauts Bound For Moon After Rocketing Away On NASA's First Lunar Voyage In Decades

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Artemis II blasts off into space after spectacular launch

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Canoga Park-built RS-25 engines will power Artemis II’s final push

NASA has installed all four RS-25 engines onto the Artemis II Space Launch System core stage, completing a major assembly milestone for the first crewed lunar mission since the Apollo era. Built at a factory in Canoga Park,

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Brand-New Space Shuttle Engine Fired Up in Mississippi in First Full Duration Test

Almost four months after the American space agency NASA installed the first newly built RS-25 Space Shuttle engine on the Fred Haise Test Stand at the Stennis Space Center in Mississippi, hardware testing is finally underway. The RS-25 is a very old name ...

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NASA’s new nuclear engine could transform space travel forever

NASA’s push for a new nuclear rocket engine is not just another upgrade to the hardware we strap to the bottom of spacecraft. It is an attempt to rewrite the basic rules of how far, how fast, and how safely humans and robots can travel beyond Earth.