Moon

Artemis 3 revealed: NASA races to return humans to the Moon.

NASA aims to return a crewed spacecraft to the Moon by the end of 2027 via the Artemis 3 mission.

NASA has selected two electric all-terrain vehicles for the mission to return humans to the Moon.

NASA has just selected two electric all-terrain vehicles for the final round of the Artemis program, aimed at returning astronauts to the Moon starting in 2028.

NASA announces plans to build a 'city on the Moon' in just 6 years.

NASA hopes to build a permanent base the size of a city on the Moon.

NASA tests 'gas station' on its way to the Moon and Mars.

NASA is preparing to test space refueling technology, paving the way for missions to the Moon and Mars.

Could humans build a base on the Moon within the next 10 years?

NASA and SpaceX aim to build a base on the Moon within the next 10 years, but scientists believe humanity is not yet truly ready.

7 Days of Tech News: iPhone 20's Unibody Glass Design Leaked

The latest leaks reveal the iPhone 20 will feature a unibody glass design with curved edges, a seamless look, and no physical buttons.

NASA's new technology simulates the extreme cold on the Moon.

NASA is developing a new testing system that can simulate the frigid environment of -233°C on the Moon to test materials for future space missions.

NASA has ambitions to build a 100 kW nuclear power plant on the Moon.

NASA is undertaking a project to build a 100 kW nuclear power plant on the Moon, aimed at providing electricity, heating, and support for space missions.

NASA opens plans to build a base on the Moon with 73 landings.

73 landings, over 80 spacecraft launches, and a permanent base on the Moon – this is the new plan recently announced by NASA.

Artemis II: Looking back at historical images from behind the Moon.

These images reveal the far reaches of the Moon with their incredible geological history and the moment of a solar eclipse in space.

The only woman on Artemis II provides an interesting definition of 'Crew'.

Christina Koch, the first woman to orbit the Moon on the Artemis II mission, shared her feelings about the crew after returning to Earth.

Artemis II astronauts return to Houston, reunited with their families.

A formal welcoming ceremony was held in Houston to celebrate the team's successful completion of their 10-day journey into deep space and their safe return to Earth.

This extraordinary woman was chosen by NASA to be an astronaut on Artemis II, and she set a record for spending 328 days on the ISS.

Christina Koch, the only female astronaut on Artemis II, made headlines with her 328 consecutive days on the ISS, a record that made her a key asset to NASA.

The Artemis II spacecraft's plunge into the plasma furnace and its six breathtaking minutes.

The Artemis II mission team shared about the extreme tension in the control room and the moments that challenged their limits.

A needle-and-socketed mission from space brought the Artemis II crew back home.

After overcoming six tense minutes of lost signal, the Orion spacecraft performed a miraculous feat, "threading a needle's eye" from space, bringing the four astronauts of the Artemis II mission back to Earth safely.

A closer look at the Artemis II rescue operation after it was re-filled with water.

Following the successful landing of the Artemis II crew, a rigorous rescue procedure was implemented to ensure the absolute safety of the crew.

Video: The moment the Orion spacecraft successfully deployed its parachutes and landed in the sea.

The Orion spacecraft landed safely in the Pacific Ocean, concluding the historic Artemis II mission and opening a new chapter in humanity's quest to conquer the Moon.

Artemis II successfully landed, concluding its journey around the Moon.

The Orion spacecraft of the Artemis II mission landed safely in the Pacific Ocean, concluding a 10-day journey to return humans to the Moon after more than half a century.

Artemis II Mission: A Perfect Landing, Paving the Way for Humanity's Return to the Moon

The Orion spacecraft, carrying the Artemis II mission crew, is preparing to re-enter the atmosphere and land in the Pacific Ocean, concluding its 10-day journey around the Moon.

Artemis II astronaut: The farther we go, the more we appreciate Earth.

Artemis II astronaut Christina Koch shares that her experience of flying far from Earth has given her profound insights and made her appreciate our shared home even more.

Artemis II astronauts prepare for the most dangerous moment of the mission.

Before landing in the Pacific Ocean, the Artemis II crew faced temperatures of 2.760°C upon re-entering Earth's atmosphere with an untested heat shield.

The Artemis II astronaut's record of 328 days in space.

Female astronaut Christina Koch set a record of 328 days on the ISS before becoming the first woman to orbit the Moon.

When will the Artemis II crew land on Earth?

The Artemis II crew has accomplished the main objectives of the mission and is on its way back to Earth.

A close-up view of the 'Earth setting' moment behind the Moon from the Artemis II spacecraft.

These rare images capture the moment Earth was hidden behind the Moon and a solar eclipse in space, captured by the Artemis II mission.

Discover the Orion spacecraft - the 'heart' of the Artemis II mission.

The Orion spacecraft was designed by NASA to withstand the most extreme thermal environments and was the centerpiece of the Artemis II mission.

The Artemis II crew was overwhelmed when they witnessed a solar eclipse in space.

The Artemis II crew witnessed a total solar eclipse from the Orion spacecraft as it flew past the far side of the Moon, a view never before seen in history.

Artemis II lost contact with Earth for 40 minutes when it passed through the far side of the Moon.

The Artemis II crew lost contact for about 40 minutes while flying behind the Moon, a phase considered the most tense of the journey.

Artemis II surpasses Apollo 13's record, taking humanity farther from Earth than ever before in history.

The Artemis II crew set a record for the furthest flight from Earth in over 50 years, as the Orion spacecraft surpassed Apollo 13's milestone during its journey around the Moon.

NASA releases exclusive images from Artemis II, showing close-up views of the bright and dark areas of the Moon.

The Artemis II crew captured images that simultaneously showed both the bright and dark sides of the Moon, a perspective never before seen directly by humans.