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'Can Print Everything Except Money': ISRO Acquires Russian 3D Printer
India's all-weather friend Russia has won a global competitive bid and has supplied a high-end 3D printer that can print everything except currency notes, but India hopes to use it to make quality parts for its upcoming human space flights and moon m
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"We Came In Fast And Hot": Artemis Astronauts On Re-Entry At 48,021 Kmph
The four Artemis II astronauts splashed down last Friday, capping a nearly 10-day test flight in which they reached the farthest distance in space any humans have gone.
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Small NASA Satellite Could Reveal How Lightning Impacts Space Weather
NASA’s CANVAS CubeSat will study very-low-frequency radio waves from lightning and human transmitters, tracking how energy moves through the ionosphere into the magnetosphere to improve space weather models and protect satellites.
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Artemis II Crew To Return With Tiny 'Avatar' Chips That Could Revolutionise Deep Space Travel
NASA Artemis II astronauts to bring back Harvard-developed organ chips to Earth after the historic lunar flyby mission.
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Artemis 2 Mission Starts Return Trip to Earth After Historic Lunar Flyby
NASA’s Artemis 2 mission has now set its sights on Earth after the successful completion of the lunar flyby. During the flyby, the crew set a new record for the maximum distance travelled by a human from the Earth. They also observed the far side of the lunar surface and had the opportunity to witness a rare solar eclipse as well.
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NASA’s Artemis II Mission Completes Lunar Flyby, Sets Farthest Human Spaceflight Record
NASA’s Artemis II created history on Monday, as the mission crew completed the lunar flyby. With this, the four astronauts became the first humans to see the far side of the Moon directly. Additionally, the crew also set the record for travelling the farthest distance from the Earth, breaking the previous record, which had remained untouched sinc...
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Artemis Astronauts On Lunar Flyby Travel Further Into Space Than Any Human
Artemis II Astronauts On Lunar Flyby Travel Farthest Into Space Than Any Human
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Meet Orion, The Living Life Spacecraft Carrying Artemis II Astronauts To Moon
Orion lifted off atop NASA's Space Launch System, carrying four astronauts on Artemis II, humanity's first crewed journey around the Moon in more than half a century.
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Can Astronauts Have Sex In Space? A Suit, A PornHub Movie, And NASA Research
As missions stretch longer, space agencies are being forced to confront something very human: intimacy
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Artemis 2: Young Boy Drops F-Word While Reacting To Historic Launch, Video Viral
One user said that the boy "summed up what a lot of people are feeling" after decades, as humanity heads back to the Moon.
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iPhones in Deep Space: NASA Breaks Rules for Artemis 2 Crew; 5 Key Facts
NASA took a historic leap in human spaceflight with the launch of Artemis II on Thursday. It is the first crewed mission in its Artemis programme and marks the humans’ first return to the vicinity of the Moon for more than five decades. While the spotlight has firmly been on the astronauts, the spacecraft, and the critical mission objectives, a s...
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Artemis 2: NASA's Astronaut Moon Mission Explained in Five Points
NASA's Artemis 2 mission is the first crewed flight of the Artemis programme. Four astronauts will fly a free-return trajectory around the Moon to test the Space Launch System (SLS) rocket and Orion spacecraft with humans aboard. The approximately 10-day mission will push human spaceflight farther from Earth than any previous crew in 50 years, and ...
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Artemis II: Meet The Astronauts Set to Carry Humanity Back to Moon
Artemis II will be a roughly 10-day crewed lunar flyby, launching aboard NASA's Space Launch System rocket and Orion spacecraft.
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Inside NASA's Artemis II Mission That Sends Humans Back Toward Moon
More than a symbolic return, Artemis II is designed as a carefully staged, crewed test flight, validating every major system required for sustained human exploration of deep space.
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Why Is NASA Spending $100 Billion To Return To Moon? Depends On Who You Ask
NASA is heading back with its Artemis programme. As early as April 1, the agency will send a crew of four around the moon as a precursor for a landing this decade.
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'Can Print Everything Except Money': ISRO Acquires Russian 3D Printer
India's all-weather friend Russia has won a global competitive bid and has supplied a high-end 3D printer that can print everything except currency notes, but India hopes to use it to make quality parts for its upcoming human space flights and moon m
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"We Came In Fast And Hot": Artemis Astronauts On Re-Entry At 48,021 Kmph
The four Artemis II astronauts splashed down last Friday, capping a nearly 10-day test flight in which they reached the farthest distance in space any humans have gone.
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Small NASA Satellite Could Reveal How Lightning Impacts Space Weather
NASA’s CANVAS CubeSat will study very-low-frequency radio waves from lightning and human transmitters, tracking how energy moves through the ionosphere into the magnetosphere to improve space weather models and protect satellites.
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Artemis II Crew To Return With Tiny 'Avatar' Chips That Could Revolutionise Deep Space Travel
NASA Artemis II astronauts to bring back Harvard-developed organ chips to Earth after the historic lunar flyby mission.
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Artemis 2 Mission Starts Return Trip to Earth After Historic Lunar Flyby
NASA’s Artemis 2 mission has now set its sights on Earth after the successful completion of the lunar flyby. During the flyby, the crew set a new record for the maximum distance travelled by a human from the Earth. They also observed the far side of the lunar surface and had the opportunity to witness a rare solar eclipse as well.
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NASA’s Artemis II Mission Completes Lunar Flyby, Sets Farthest Human Spaceflight Record
NASA’s Artemis II created history on Monday, as the mission crew completed the lunar flyby. With this, the four astronauts became the first humans to see the far side of the Moon directly. Additionally, the crew also set the record for travelling the farthest distance from the Earth, breaking the previous record, which had remained untouched sinc...
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Artemis Astronauts On Lunar Flyby Travel Further Into Space Than Any Human
Artemis II Astronauts On Lunar Flyby Travel Farthest Into Space Than Any Human
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Meet Orion, The Living Life Spacecraft Carrying Artemis II Astronauts To Moon
Orion lifted off atop NASA's Space Launch System, carrying four astronauts on Artemis II, humanity's first crewed journey around the Moon in more than half a century.
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Can Astronauts Have Sex In Space? A Suit, A PornHub Movie, And NASA Research
As missions stretch longer, space agencies are being forced to confront something very human: intimacy
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Artemis 2: Young Boy Drops F-Word While Reacting To Historic Launch, Video Viral
One user said that the boy "summed up what a lot of people are feeling" after decades, as humanity heads back to the Moon.
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iPhones in Deep Space: NASA Breaks Rules for Artemis 2 Crew; 5 Key Facts
NASA took a historic leap in human spaceflight with the launch of Artemis II on Thursday. It is the first crewed mission in its Artemis programme and marks the humans’ first return to the vicinity of the Moon for more than five decades. While the spotlight has firmly been on the astronauts, the spacecraft, and the critical mission objectives, a s...
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Artemis 2: NASA's Astronaut Moon Mission Explained in Five Points
NASA's Artemis 2 mission is the first crewed flight of the Artemis programme. Four astronauts will fly a free-return trajectory around the Moon to test the Space Launch System (SLS) rocket and Orion spacecraft with humans aboard. The approximately 10-day mission will push human spaceflight farther from Earth than any previous crew in 50 years, and ...
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Artemis II: Meet The Astronauts Set to Carry Humanity Back to Moon
Artemis II will be a roughly 10-day crewed lunar flyby, launching aboard NASA's Space Launch System rocket and Orion spacecraft.
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Inside NASA's Artemis II Mission That Sends Humans Back Toward Moon
More than a symbolic return, Artemis II is designed as a carefully staged, crewed test flight, validating every major system required for sustained human exploration of deep space.
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Why Is NASA Spending $100 Billion To Return To Moon? Depends On Who You Ask
NASA is heading back with its Artemis programme. As early as April 1, the agency will send a crew of four around the moon as a precursor for a landing this decade.
