Artemis II astronauts launch for historic lunar voyage
The voyage should last approximately 10 days in total, and aims to pave the way for a Moon landing in 2028.
The voyage should last approximately 10 days in total, and aims to pave the way for a Moon landing in 2028. Grouped from 2 articles across 2 sources.
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The voyage should last approximately 10 days in total, and aims to pave the way for a Moon landing in 2028.
April 1 - Four astronauts blasted off from Florida on Wednesday on NASA's Artemis II mission, a 10-day trip around the moon that would be the farthest humans have ever traveled and a major step toward returning people to the lunar surface this decade.
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The crew on board the Artemis II spoke by video link, sharing messages for their families and experiences of the trip so far.
A crowd gathered in Titusville, Florida, to watch NASA's Artemis II mission blast off from Kennedy Space Center. Grouped from 2 articles across 1 sources.
Speaking from the aboard Orion as it throttles toward the moon, the Artemis II crew answered questions about the launch and their space journey so far. Grouped from 16 articles across 8 sources.
There was giddy euphoria at the Kennedy Space Center after the launch, writes the BBC's Pallab Ghosh.
Originally built as storage for a grand residence, the stone cottage is the last surviving structure, going back to the very foundations of the city.
Carl Roth, who worked on the original Apollo program that sent men to the moon, turned 108 on Wednesday — the same day NASA's Artemis II mission lifted off from Kennedy Space Center.