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Nasa

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Artemis II, Nasa’s first crewed lunar rocket in more than half a century, prepares for launch – watch and follow live ⊕

found 2026 › Apr › 01 (Wed) @ 20:01 UTC

a story from The Guardian ⚠️ › International

Follow latest updates, including how to watch the launch, as four astronauts prepare to set off on a 10-day, 685,000-mile journey with millions watching

There’s potentially alarming news from AccuWeat…

Pot Noodle pizza and Liz Truss joining Nasa were among the best April fools this year ⊕

found 2026 › Apr › 01 (Wed) @ 14:00 UTC

a story from The Guardian ⚠️ › International

The discovery of a medieval Scottish ferry with a roll-on, roll-off feature for carts also provided some much-needed levity

The media ecosystem may have changed since the BBC’s spaghetti harvest repor…

Inside NASA's first mission to the moon in over 50 years: Interactive Artemis II Deep Dive reveals how a 'lunar slingshot' will propel four astronauts 250,000 miles from Earth in record-breaking trip ○

found 2026 › Apr › 01 (Wed) @ 08:57 UTC

a story from The Daily Mail 💩 › The Daily Mail

Nasa's hotly anticipated Artemis II mission will see four astronauts venture past the 'dark side' of the moon, marking the first time humans will have left Earth's orbit since Apollo 17 in 1972.

Artemis II launch: crowds gather for glimpse of historic Nasa moon mission ○

found 2026 › Apr › 01 (Wed) @ 07:19 UTC

a story from The Guardian ⚠️ › International

Fully crewed rocket will head to moon from Florida – first time since 1972 that humans will have left lower Earth orbit

A little more than an hour before sunset on Florida’s space coast, up to 400,000…

As Artemis 2 prepares to blast off to the moon tonight, this is what it means for Nasa's hopes of beating the cavalier Chinese to the lunar surface... and then Mars beyond, writes former Astronomer Royal MARTIN REES ⊖

found 2026 › Apr › 01 (Wed) @ 01:42 UTC

a story from The Daily Mail 💩 › The Daily Mail

The 1969 landing took place just 12 years after the Soviet satellite Sputnik I became the first craft launched into low earth orbit.

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