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Articles tagged: Artemis-1

  • IAF Space Habitat Committee, in situ resource utilisation, lunar settlement, space habitats October 2023 The multidisciplinary world of space habitation design

    ... of a new era in spaceflight, and especially human spaceflight, has resulted in numerous exciting and creative endeavours, such as Artemis and Moon Village, with the goal of prolonging human presence both on the lunar surface and in low...

    • IAF Space Habitat Committee
    • in situ resource utilisation
    • lunar settlement
    • space habitats
    Authors: Julie Patarin-Jossec     Maria Antonietta Perino     Olga Bannova     Sandra Häuplik-Meusburger     Volker Maiwald    
  • 18 March 2022 Rocket roll time for NASA’s new Moonshot

    ... and historical place, humanity will soon embark on a new era of exploration,” said NASA administrator Bill Nelson. “Artemis I will demonstrate NASA’s commitment and capacity to extend humanity’s presence on the Moon – and beyond.” Stacked on the...

  • 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

    ..., practical space law is being developed through a combination of international soft law and national legislation, of which the Artemis Accords (see ‘A shared vision for space exploration’, ROOM #28, p58,) are a prime example. The initial principles...

    • lunar colony
    • Moon base
    • Outer Space Treaty
    • Space Exploration
    Authors: Annaliese Meyer    
  • 24 August 2022 Moon mission's human-rated European Service Module is giant leap for ESA

    ... spacecraft currently sitting on the launchpad at Kennedy Space Center in Florida - NASA declared it was all systems go. The Artemis team is targeting launch during its first two-hour launch window opening at 14:33 CEST/ 15:33 BST (8:33 am EDT local...

  • Intuitive Machines, Nova-C lander, Spacebit 07 October 2020 UK-based Spacebit secures second mission to the Moon in 2021

    ... wheeled rover are optimized for assessment of in-situ lunar resources, intended to support lunar exploration under the Artemis Program. "We are very pleased to secure a second mission in 2021 for Spacebit with Intuitive Machines. By having a multi...

    • Intuitive Machines
    • Nova-C lander
    • Spacebit
  • International Space Station, Nanoracks, Orbital Reef, SpaceX, Starlab 03 December 2021 NASA selects three companies to develop commercial space stations

    ... has been selected to deliver cargo to the ISS, as well as build NASA’s Human Landing System as part of its Artemis Programme, in order to reduce costs. This not only benefits NASA but also brings the technology to market...

    • International Space Station
    • Nanoracks
    • Orbital Reef
    • SpaceX
    • Starlab
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