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Lavie Ohana May 14, 2020May 14, 2020 0 Comments Artemis, Dynetics, HLS, Marshall, NASA, National Team, Space

NASA releases a further breakdown of Artemis HLS vehicle risks and challenges

MAY 14, 2020–In a virtual conference yesterday, NASA HEO released a further breakdown of the Human Lander System, or HLS contracts.

Artemis NASA News and Updates

StarshipTrooper May 6, 2020May 12, 2020 0 Comments Artemis, Artemis 1, Boeing, Marshall, NASA, Scout, SLS, Space, Stennis

NASA’s SLS Program prepares for re-start of SLS operations amid COVID-19

MAY 6, 2020- After temporarily pausing on-site work for the agency’s Space Launch System heavy-lift rocket, NASA is now preparing to reopen the Marshall Spaceflight Center (MSFC), Stennis Space Center, and Michoud Assembly Facility alongside other agency centers and locations which are critical to the Artemis Program.

Artemis NASA News and Updates

Chris D. May 4, 2020May 4, 2020 0 Comments Artemis, Artemis 1, HLS, NASA, Space Scout, Spacex, Starship

Op-Ed: Can Starship make its aggressive timeline?

MAY 4, 2020–Lunar Starship was recently chosen for the Artemis Human Lander System contracts. SpaceX claims they can land on the moon uncrewed by 2022. Can they make it work?

Artemis NASA News and Updates

Lavie Ohana April 30, 2020April 30, 2020 0 Comments Apollo, Artemis, Dynetics, HLS, Moon, Moon lander, NASA, National Team, SLS, Space Scout

NASA awards Artemis Moon lander contracts to Dynetics, SpaceX, and National Team

APR. 30–Dynetics, SpaceX, and Blue Origin’s National Team win contracts to develop Human Lander Systems for the Artemis moon landings.

Cape Canaveral NASA News and Updates

Lavie Ohana February 14, 2020February 14, 2020 0 Comments 411, Atlas V, Cape Canaveral, Centaur, ESA, Launch Complex 41, NASA, Rocket, Solar Orbiter, SolO, Space, Space Scout, Tory Bruno, ULA, United Launch Alliance

Solar Orbiter launches with impeccable accuracy

FEB. 14, 2020–Five days ago, the cooperative NASA-ESA Solar Orbiter mission took off on an Atlas V 411 from Space Launch Complex-41, from Cape Canaveral Space Force Station, towards the poles of the sun. Yesterday, United Launch Alliance’s CEO Tory Bruno hinted that it may be the most accurate insertion ever done by ULA.

International Space Station NASA News and Updates

Lavie Ohana January 15, 2020January 15, 2020 0 Comments Christina, EVA, EVA-62, Expedition 61, International Space Station, ISS, Jessica, Koch, Meir, NASA, Spacewalk

International Space Station EVA-62 a Success

JAN. 15, 2020–The second all-female spacewalk by NASA astronauts Christina Koch and Jessica Meir conducted this morning was a great success, with all primary tasks and get-ahead tasks accomplished.