Artemis

Moments in time from an historic day at the Kennedy Space Center.

KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, Florida (FLYING) — The world’s most powerful rocket has made its way to the launchpad—with its sights set on the moon. NASA’s Artemis I rocket, including its Space Launch System (SLS), was unveiled to the public Thursday, sitting atop the agency’s massive crawler transporter. Hundreds of space enthusiasts lined up near the Vehicle […]

Finally, after more than a decade of planning, designing, building, and testing, NASA’s Artemis I rocket, dubbed Space Launch System (SLS), began rolling out of its gigantic Vehicle Assembly Building (VAB) Thursday at Florida’s Kennedy Space Center. Destination: Launch Pad Complex 39B.

Humankind is going back to the moon on the world’s most powerful rocket—NASA’s Space Launch System. Learn what it’s all about.

Spacesuit development and other issues will delay NASA’s historic Artemis mission to return humans to the surface of the moon until 2026, according to NASA’s inspector general.

From nearly all-white beginnings, the agency is set to put the first woman and person of color on the moon.

Engineers at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida are blaming the delay on a malfunctioning engine flight controller on one of the space launch system (SLS) core stage engines.

NASA has announced its next class of astronauts for the upcoming Artemis missions to the lunar surface, and eventually, Mars.

Iconic cartoon dog will be aboard Space Launch System (SLS) rocket and Orion spacecraft as it heads to the Moon on Artemis I mission.

Americans will not be returning to the surface of the moon until at least 2025, NASA said Tuesday, confirming for the first time the agency will not make its original 2024 deadline. During a teleconference with reporters updating its Artemis Program, NASA Administrator Bill Nelson blamed delays in developing the Artemis Orion astronaut capsule as […]