Scientists Share First Artemis I Radiation Measurements Results
These measurements have confirmed the effectiveness of Orion's radiation shielding and will help develop further exposure mitigation strategies
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Artemis I and Orion: Now we Know Everything that Went Wrong
Thanks to a report from NASA's Office of Inspector General, we now have all the pieces of the puzzle on what went wrong during the first Artemis mission
“SLS Is Unaffordable”: NASA is finally saying the truth
In a GAO Report, NASA finally admits fiscal strain on SLS Program, endangering the success of future Artemis Missions to the Moon
Lunar Excursion Module (LEM) – Explorer of the unknown
The LEM was a fundamental component of the entire Apollo program, reliable and robust it managed human space exploration throughout the lunar space program
SLS Intellectual Property Dispute: Boeing Faces Lawsuit
Colorado-based Wilson Aerospace files lawsuit against Boeing, accusing theft of its tool for attaching engines to the Space Launch System rocket
Cost Overruns in NASA’s SLS Booster and Engine Project
NASA's Inspector General finds cost overruns and delays in the SLS booster and engine project, impacting the agency's timeline and budget significantly
Blue Origin wins NASA Lunar Lander Contract to compete with Starship
Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin secures NASA moon lander contract, positioning itself as a competitor to SpaceX's Starship in the race to the lunar surface
NASA announced the names of the astronauts selected for Artemis II
NASA officially announced the astronauts assigned to Artemis II, the mission that will fly around the Moon to confirm all of Orion’s systems operate as designed
Axiom Space revealed the new spacesuit for Artemis III
NASA and Axiom Space revealed a prototype of the spacesuits that astronauts will wear on the surface of the Moon during the Artemis III mission
Firefly Awarded $112 Million NASA Contract for Payload Delivery to the Far Side of the Moon
Firefly Aerospace was selected by NASA to deliver multiple payloads with its Blue Ghost Spacecraft into Lunar Orbit and on the far side of the Moon in 2026
