Artemis II is preparing for launch from the Kennedy Space Center, where the rocket will carry the Orion spacecraft for a second time, this time with a crew on its journey to the moon.

NASA plans to test the planned leak repair with a second dress rehearsal fueling test later this month.

SpaceX acquired xAI to integrate AI with space launch and satellite systems, outlining plans for space-based AI compute and orbital data centers.

Floridians may now be able to spot the towering Space Launch System rocket, which will propel four astronauts on a journey around the moon.

The voyage of Artemis II should serve as a balm for a humanity who could be forgiven for thinking the world has gone mad.

Artemis II launch prep update

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A US House committee with oversight of NASA unanimously passed a “reauthorization” act for the space agency on Wednesday. The legislation must still be approved by the full House before being sent to the Senate,