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NASA’s Orion Control Room Prepares for Artemis II Lunar Mission
NASA is preparing for Artemis II, the first crewed mission to the Moon since Apollo, with a new control hub at Johnson Space Center. The Orion Mission Evaluation Room (MER) will support flight controllers by monitoring Orion’s systems in real time during the 10-day mission. Staffed 24/7, the MER will compare telemetry with expected performance, t...
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NASA Sets Up Orion Mission Evaluation Room to Safeguard Artemis II Astronauts
NASA has unveiled the Orion Mission Evaluation Room at Johnson Space Center to support Artemis II. Staffed by engineers from NASA, Lockheed Martin, ESA, and Airbus, the facility will provide round-the-clock oversight of Orion’s performance as it carries astronauts around the Moon. The new center ensures real-time monitoring, rapid problem-solving...
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NASA Crew Member Under Medical Supervision After 8-Month Space Station Mission
Three crew members have since returned to NASA's Johnson Space Center, while the hospitalized astronaut remains under observation in stable condition.
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NASA Astronaut Reports Strange Noise Emanating from Boeing Starliner Spacecraft
NASA astronaut Butch Wilmore recently reported unusual noises coming from a speaker inside Boeing’s Starliner spacecraft, which is currently docked at the International Space Station (ISS). Described as a "pulsing" or "sonar-like" sound, the noise was captured by Wilmore and relayed to Mission Control at Johnson Space Center in Houston for invest...
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NASA Crew Living Inside Simulated Mars Habitat For A Year To Come Out Soon
The four volunteers are living inside the first simulated Mars habitat at the US space agency's Johnson Space Center in Houston.
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India, US Working For Training ISRO Astronauts At NASA's Johnson Space Center
India and the US on Monday said they concluded the Strategic Framework for Human Spaceflight Cooperation to deepen interoperability in space and are working toward commencing advanced training for ISRO astronauts at the NASA Johnson Space Center.
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''Alien-Looking Planet'': NASA Video Captures Stunning View Of Sahara Desert From Space
Stunning footage recorded by the Johnson Space Center of NASA revealed what the Sahara Desert looks like from space.
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NASA Finally Opens Asteroid Canister, 4.6 Billion-Year-Old Secrets Revealed
The curation team will release a catalog of all the Bennu samples later this year, which will allow scientists and institutions around the world to submit requests for research or display.
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Flower Garden To Dancing Flames, NASA Shares Science Experiments Conducted In Space In 2023
From beautiful gardens filled with blooming flowers to dancing flames, NASA shared a video showcasing the experiments conducted on the ISS this year.
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NASA Unable To Remove Remaining Asteroid Sample From Container, Working On New Ways
There are more samples to collect, however, the teams at NASA's Johnson Space Center (JSC) are now struggling to open the canister.
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NASA Briefly Loses Contact With International Space Station, Uses Backup System For First Time Ever
The power outage, according to the agency, was due to upgrade work underway in the building at the Johnson Space Center in Houston.
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NASA Lab Hopes To Find Life's Building Blocks In Asteroid Sample
A sample from the asteroid Bennu, which could be key to understanding the formation of the solar system and our own planet, is set to be analyzed at NASA's Johnson Space Center in Houston after it reaches Earth in late September.
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NASA Scientist Charged With Possessing Child Porn: Report
A scientist working at NASA's Johnson Space Center has been charged with five counts of child porn possession, the media reported citing court documents.
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Apollo 11 Moonwalk Recordings Offer Giant Returns For Former NASA Intern
For a former NASA intern, a recording of the lunar landing 50 years ago could yield a giant leap of a return for his investment.
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These Samples Of Moon Rock Have Waited 50 Years For This Moment
Neil Armstrong needed to pick up rocks - as many as he could carry, as interesting as he could find. The material he collected would constitute humanity's first samples taken from another world.
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NASA’s Orion Control Room Prepares for Artemis II Lunar Mission
NASA is preparing for Artemis II, the first crewed mission to the Moon since Apollo, with a new control hub at Johnson Space Center. The Orion Mission Evaluation Room (MER) will support flight controllers by monitoring Orion’s systems in real time during the 10-day mission. Staffed 24/7, the MER will compare telemetry with expected performance, t...
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NASA Sets Up Orion Mission Evaluation Room to Safeguard Artemis II Astronauts
NASA has unveiled the Orion Mission Evaluation Room at Johnson Space Center to support Artemis II. Staffed by engineers from NASA, Lockheed Martin, ESA, and Airbus, the facility will provide round-the-clock oversight of Orion’s performance as it carries astronauts around the Moon. The new center ensures real-time monitoring, rapid problem-solving...
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NASA Crew Member Under Medical Supervision After 8-Month Space Station Mission
Three crew members have since returned to NASA's Johnson Space Center, while the hospitalized astronaut remains under observation in stable condition.
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NASA Astronaut Reports Strange Noise Emanating from Boeing Starliner Spacecraft
NASA astronaut Butch Wilmore recently reported unusual noises coming from a speaker inside Boeing’s Starliner spacecraft, which is currently docked at the International Space Station (ISS). Described as a "pulsing" or "sonar-like" sound, the noise was captured by Wilmore and relayed to Mission Control at Johnson Space Center in Houston for invest...
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NASA Crew Living Inside Simulated Mars Habitat For A Year To Come Out Soon
The four volunteers are living inside the first simulated Mars habitat at the US space agency's Johnson Space Center in Houston.
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India, US Working For Training ISRO Astronauts At NASA's Johnson Space Center
India and the US on Monday said they concluded the Strategic Framework for Human Spaceflight Cooperation to deepen interoperability in space and are working toward commencing advanced training for ISRO astronauts at the NASA Johnson Space Center.
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''Alien-Looking Planet'': NASA Video Captures Stunning View Of Sahara Desert From Space
Stunning footage recorded by the Johnson Space Center of NASA revealed what the Sahara Desert looks like from space.
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NASA Finally Opens Asteroid Canister, 4.6 Billion-Year-Old Secrets Revealed
The curation team will release a catalog of all the Bennu samples later this year, which will allow scientists and institutions around the world to submit requests for research or display.
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Flower Garden To Dancing Flames, NASA Shares Science Experiments Conducted In Space In 2023
From beautiful gardens filled with blooming flowers to dancing flames, NASA shared a video showcasing the experiments conducted on the ISS this year.
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NASA Unable To Remove Remaining Asteroid Sample From Container, Working On New Ways
There are more samples to collect, however, the teams at NASA's Johnson Space Center (JSC) are now struggling to open the canister.
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NASA Briefly Loses Contact With International Space Station, Uses Backup System For First Time Ever
The power outage, according to the agency, was due to upgrade work underway in the building at the Johnson Space Center in Houston.
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NASA Lab Hopes To Find Life's Building Blocks In Asteroid Sample
A sample from the asteroid Bennu, which could be key to understanding the formation of the solar system and our own planet, is set to be analyzed at NASA's Johnson Space Center in Houston after it reaches Earth in late September.
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NASA Scientist Charged With Possessing Child Porn: Report
A scientist working at NASA's Johnson Space Center has been charged with five counts of child porn possession, the media reported citing court documents.
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Apollo 11 Moonwalk Recordings Offer Giant Returns For Former NASA Intern
For a former NASA intern, a recording of the lunar landing 50 years ago could yield a giant leap of a return for his investment.
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These Samples Of Moon Rock Have Waited 50 Years For This Moment
Neil Armstrong needed to pick up rocks - as many as he could carry, as interesting as he could find. The material he collected would constitute humanity's first samples taken from another world.
