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NASA delays Artemis moon mission

More than half a century after astronauts last left the lunar surface, NASA is preparing to send a crew of four back to the moon on a fly-by mission that will sling them around the far side.

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NASA Delays Artemis II Moon Launch to March After Hydrogen Leaks

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When will Artemis 2 launch? Why NASA delayed mission at least a month

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Nasa delays moon rocket launch by a month after fuel leaks during test

Nasa has postponed its historic mission to send astronauts around the moon and back again, after issues arose during a critical test of its most powerful rocket yet.

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NASA Delays Artemis II Moon Launch After Hydrogen Leak

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NASA Scrambles to Fix 'Exasperating' Leaks Before the Artemis 2 Launch Window Shuts

NASA animation shows exactly how its crewed moon mission will unfold

A NASA video (above) reveals in great detail how its upcoming Artemis II mission is expected to play out. The space agency released the animation last year, but seeing that the Artemis II astronauts could be heading to the moon as early as February 6,

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Astronauts Are Heading to the Moon for the First Time in Over 50 Years, but They Won’t Be Landing

A group of four NASA astronauts are set to blast off on a historic mission, dubbed Artemis II, as soon as February 6

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Artemis II: All About NASA's Ambitious Return to the Moon [Updated]

NASA's Artemis II mission looks to be as little as a couple of weeks away. The middle child of the three-part Artemis project, this mission will allow humans to swing by the Moon for the first time in more than 50 years. It also hopes to pave the way for even more ambitious missions in the future.

In race with SpaceX, Blue Origin refocuses efforts on Artemis moon lander

Blue Origin is pausing its space tourism New Shepard flights to focus on competing with SpaceX to be the moon lander for the Artemis III mission.

NASA’s Artemis II plans to send a crew around the Moon to test equipment and lay the groundwork for a future landing

Several robotic spacecraft orbiting the Moon can take detailed pictures of its surface, so why send people around the Moon? A planetary geologist explains the benefits.