NASA’s October 23 Artemis briefing: the orbit test comes before the landing
NASA will discuss Artemis III and its 2028 lunar-landing goal. The next crewed mission is a systems test in low Earth orbit, with ESA astronaut Luca Parmitano aboard.
NASA will discuss Artemis III and its 2028 lunar-landing goal. The next crewed mission is a systems test in low Earth orbit, with ESA astronaut Luca Parmitano aboard.
NASA’s spacecraft has begun its sustained electric-propulsion leg. A tiny continuous push matters more than a spectacular burst.
A faint arc near a foreground galaxy shows why sharp Hubble observations matter for Roman’s much wider surveys.
The October 21–22 meteor shower favors a dark interval before dawn. NASA’s sky chart and realistic viewing rates help make the early start worthwhile.
Bandwagon-5 carried 32 payloads, including a second Starfall flight. Recovering a booster and returning an orbital experiment are different milestones.
The October update separates mockups, design reviews and future lunar delivery. Remote operation makes these vehicles more than astronaut transport.
Sierra Lobo will supply the conversion system for the planned 2028 mission. The reactor and the electric spacecraft still have to prove themselves together.
Viasat and SES will test different routes for science data and spacecraft commands. Reaching orbit begins the demonstration; it does not certify a replacement network.
The mission combines images of Earth’s magnetic environment with local particle measurements. ESA’s latest verified update leaves its stray-light problem unresolved.