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Driving the Future: NASA Highlights Artemis at Houston AutoBoative Show - NASA
You would not expect to see NASA at a car show—but that’s exactly where Johnson Space Center employees were from Jan. 29 to Feb. 2, 2025, driving the futureSumer Loggins (NASA)
How to Fly NASA’s Orion Spacecraft - NASA
On NASA’s Artemis II test flight, the first crewed mission under the agency’s Artemis campaign, astronauts will take the controls of the Orion spacecraft andErika Peters (NASA)
Orion Spacecraft Tested in Ohio After Artemis I Mission
The Artemis I Orion crew module, now known as the Orion Environmental Test Article, finished testing crucial to Artemis II at NASA’s Neil Armstrong Test Facility.Kelly M. Matter (NASA)
Vacuum Testing Complete on Artemis II Orion Spacecraft - NASA
NASA’s Orion spacecraft for the Artemis II test flight returned to the Final Assembly and System Testing (FAST) cell following completion of the second roundNASA
NASA Shares Orion Heat Shield Findings, Updates Artemis Moon Missions - NASA
Through the Artemis campaign, NASA will land the next American astronauts and first international astronaut on the South Pole region of the Moon. On Thursday,NASA
NASA Identifies Cause of Artemis I Orion Heat Shield Char Loss - NASA
After extensive analysis and testing, NASA has identified the technical cause of unexpected char loss across the Artemis I Orion spacecraft’s heat shield.Erika Peters (NASA)
Artemis II Orion Spacecraft Undergoes Testing - NASA
Teams lifted NASA's Orion spacecraft for the Artemis II test flight out of the Final Assembly and System Testing cell and moved it to the altitude chamber toNASA
Artemis II Astronauts Put Orion’s Side Hatch to the Test - NASA
Artemis II crew members recently traveled to Lockheed Martin Space in Littleton, Colorado, where they practiced opening and closing an Orion crew module side hatch model to help demonstrate its reliability and durability during their 10-day mission a…NASA
Artemis I Radiation Measurements Validate Orion Safety for Astronauts - NASA
NASA's Orion spacecraft is designed to keep astronauts safe in deep space, protecting them from the unforgiving environment far from Earth. During theLaura Sorto (NASA)
Artemis I Radiation Measurements Validate Orion Safety for Astronauts - NASA
NASA's Orion spacecraft is designed to keep astronauts safe in deep space, protecting them from the unforgiving environment far from Earth. During theLaura Sorto (NASA)
NASA Johnson Honors Hispanic Heritage: Meet Manuel Retana - NASA
Manuel Retana arrived in the U.S. at 15 years old, unable to speak English and with nothing but a dream and $200 in his pocket. Now, he plays a crucial roleSumer Loggins (NASA)
NASA’s Orion Spacecraft Gets Lift on Earth - NASA
Crane operator Rebekah Tolatovicz, a shift mechanical technician lead for Artic Slope Regional Corporation at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida, operatesNASA
Orion on the Rise - NASA
Technicians lift NASA’s Orion spacecraft out of the Final Assembly and System Testing cell on June 28, 2024. The integrated spacecraft, which will be used forNASA
What is 3D-MAT? - NASA
The 3-Dimensional Multifunctional Ablative Thermal Protection System (3D-MAT) is a thermal protection material developed as a critical component of Orion,Frank Tavares (NASA)
Altitude Chamber Gets Upgrade for Artemis II, Spacecraft Testing Begins - NASA
Before the Orion spacecraft is stacked atop NASA’s powerful SLS (Space Launch System) rocket ahead of the Artemis II mission, engineers will put it through aJamie Groh (NASA)
Key Test Drive of Orion on NASA’s Artemis II to Aid Future Missions - NASA
Astronauts will test drive NASA’s Orion spacecraft for the first time during the agency’s Artemis II test flight next year. While many of the spacecraft’sRachel H. Kraft (NASA)
Splashdown 101: Joint Team to Recover Crew, Orion After Moon Missions - NASA
When Artemis II NASA astronauts Reid Wiseman, Victor Glover, Christina Koch, and CSA (Canadian Space Agency) astronaut Jeremy Hansen return to Earth after aElyna N. Niles-Carnes (NASA)
NASA, Partners Test Artemis II Recovery Procedures - NASA
Members of NASA’s Exploration Ground System’s Landing and Recovery team work to secure the Crew Module Test Article and align it on its stand inside theNASA
Teams Add Iconic NASA ‘Worm’ Logo to Artemis II Rocket, Spacecraft - NASA
Art and science merge as teams add the NASA “worm” logo on the SLS (Space Launch System) solid rocket boosters and the Orion spacecraft’s crew module adapterElyna N. Niles-Carnes (NASA)
NASA has funded the development of new laser communications technology through small business Fibertek Inc.
Laser, or optical, communications provide missions with increased data rates – meaning that missions using laser technology can send and receive moreKelly M. Matter (NASA)
2023 in Review: Artemis II Crew Visits Kennedy - NASA
On Aug. 8, 2023, Artemis II crew members (from left) Jeremy Hansen, Victor Glover, Reid Wiseman, and Christina Koch took a photo in front of their Orion crewNASA
NASA Kennedy Space Center’s Top 20 Stories of 2023 - NASA
Here’s a look back at 2023’s most significant events at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida:Jim Cawley (NASA)
One Year Ago: Artemis I Lifts Off - NASA
In this photo, NASA’s Space Launch System (SLS), carrying the Orion spacecraft, lifts off the pad at Launch Complex 39B at the agency’s Kennedy Space CenterNASA
Astronaut Candidates Learn About NASA Ames, Heat Shields, and More - NASA
NASA’s current class of astronaut candidates toured the agency’s Ames Research Center in California’s Silicon Valley, including a stop at the Arc Jet Complex,NASA
Life Encapsulated: Inside NASA’s Orion for Artemis II Moon Mission
On NASA’s upcoming Artemis II mission, four astronauts will fly inside the Orion spacecraft and venture around the Moon, becoming the first to lay their eyesErika Peters (NASA)
Life Encapsulated: Inside NASA’s Orion for Artemis II Moon Mission
On NASA’s upcoming Artemis II mission, four astronauts will fly inside the Orion spacecraft and venture around the Moon, becoming the first to lay their eyesErika Peters (NASA)