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Articles tagged: Artemis programme

  • Artemis-2, Artemis-3, Human Landing System, lunar base, moon exploration 18 September 2020 NASA chiefs hint that Artemis will land at Apollo site, not lunar poles

    ..., NASA had already earmarked this region as the landing place for its Artemis III astronauts. Artemis III is planned to be the second crewed mission of NASA’s Artemis programme and the first to land astronauts on the Moon since Apollo 17 in 1972...

    • Artemis-2
    • Artemis-3
    • Human Landing System
    • lunar base
    • moon exploration
  • lunar colony, Moon base, Outer Space Treaty, Space Exploration December 2021 All for one and one for all – recommendations for a sustainable future in lunar exploration

    ... by the United States in 2020 with the intention of governing the planning and execution of the lunar-bound Artemis programme. Screenshot from a virtual reality tour of the Moon's South Pole created by NASA engineers to help Divergent pathways...

    • lunar colony
    • Moon base
    • Outer Space Treaty
    • Space Exploration
    Authors: Annaliese Meyer    
  • 03 September 2022 Hydrogen fuel leak scuppers second Artemis 1 launch attempt

    ...just before 11 am local time (1600 BST). The Artemis programme is planning to send humans back to the surface of...that caused today's scrub, there are two further launch opportunities in this Artemis 1 launch period - on Monday at 5:12 pm EDT (2212 BST...

  • 29 August 2022 Lift-off draws close for NASA’s spectacular lunar return mission

    ...as Jeff Bezos’s Blue Origin and Elon Musk’s SpaceX. US taxpayers are expected to stump up $93 billion to finance the Artemis programme but prior to today’s planned launch NASA administrators insisted that Americans would find the cost to be justified...

  • commercial space, International Space Station (ISS), NASA, ‘private’ space stations January 2023 Private space stations and NASA’s effort to re-invent itself

    ...-astronaut configuration. Had this suggestion, outlined by Professor Norman Augustine at the time, been taken seriously the Artemis programme today might be much further ahead in schedule for a much lower cost. The question is: why was the...

    • commercial space
    • International Space Station (ISS)
    • NASA
    • ‘private’ space stations
    Authors: Joseph N. Pelton    
  • Artemis, Fiscal Year 2020 budget, moon exploration, Pell Grant Reserve Fund, The Gateway 15 May 2019 New funding under fire for Moon 2024 Artemis mission

    .... While the prospect of any additional money to boost the agency's Artemis mission should be a good thing, the source of that funding is...request to shift funds from the Pell Grants to the Artemis programme have yet to be approved by Congress, so it ...

    • Artemis
    • Fiscal Year 2020 budget
    • moon exploration
    • Pell Grant Reserve Fund
    • The Gateway
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