Tag: space technology

Orion Spacecraft’s Toilet Malfunctions Again During Artemis II Lunar Mission

NASA’s Artemis II mission faces another challenge as the Orion spacecraft’s toilet system malfunctions en route to the Moon.

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NASA Allows iPhones Aboard Artemis II Lunar Mission for the First Time

For the first time, NASA astronauts aboard Artemis II are permitted to carry Apple iPhones during their lunar mission.

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NASA Tech Support Resolves Microsoft Outlook Issue on Artemis II Commander’s Tablet During Launch

NASA’s technical team remotely restored Microsoft Outlook functionality on Artemis II commander Reid Wiseman’s tablet during the SLS rocket launch.

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Orion Spacecraft Passes Halfway Mark on Artemis II Mission to the Moon

NASA’s Artemis II mission crew has surpassed the midpoint to the Moon, settling in and preparing for lunar observations aboard the Orion spacecraft.

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Firefly Aerospace’s Blue Ghost Reveals New Insights on Lunar Surface Temperatures

Blue Ghost lunar lander shows Mare Crisium is warmer than previously believed, challenging earlier assumptions about the Moon’s surface conditions.

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Artemis II Commander Shares Stunning Earth Images from Orion’s Lunar Trajectory

Artemis II crew aboard Orion has begun its lunar journey, with commander Reid Wiseman sharing breathtaking photos of Earth from space.

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Orion Crewed Spacecraft Departs Earth Orbit, Sets Course for Lunar Encounter

The Orion spacecraft with Artemis II crew has left Earth orbit, initiating its journey toward the Moon after a successful trans-lunar injection maneuver.

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Chinese Kinetica-2 Rocket Sets New Cost Benchmark in Commercial Orbital Launches

China’s Kinetica-2 rocket successfully delivered satellites to orbit at a cost lower than SpaceX’s Falcon 9, marking a significant milestone.

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NASA Launches Artemis II Mission Marking Return of Humans to the Moon

NASA’s Artemis II mission launched with the Space Launch System and Orion spacecraft, sending astronauts back to the Moon for the first time since 1972.

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Starlink Satellite Suffers Orbital Breakup, Preserved Image Released

A Starlink satellite fragmented after an orbital collision; a detailed image taken weeks prior has recently been shared publicly.

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Russian Academy Endorses Concept for National Segment of Joint Lunar Station with China

The Russian Academy of Sciences has approved the concept for Russia’s segment of the joint lunar research station with China, expanding international collaboration.

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Russia Allocates Frequency Bands for Direct Smartphone-to-Satellite Communication

Russia designates radio frequency bands to support domestic direct-to-device satellite communication systems for smartphones.

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