ABCNEWS - WATCH: NASA has released video of the Artemis II launch taken from remote stationary cameras around the launch site.
NASA has released video of the Artemis II launch taken from remote stationary cameras around the launch site.
NPR (Geoff Brumfiel) - Big tech's next move is to put data centers in space. Can it work?
In orbit, power is free. But everything else is expensive.
YOUTUBE (NewsNation) - NASA provides updates on Artemis II mission
Watch live as NASA officials hold a news conference to give updates on the moon-bound Artemis II mission.
ABCNEWS - WATCH: Day 2: Crew prepares for critical engine burn to escape Earth's orbit
Space robotics expert Jessica Todd told ABC News the translunar injection burn is "the make or break for whether our astronauts are going to get out to the moon or stay in orbit around Earth."
YOUTUBE (The Hill) - Artemis II Is Headed To The Moon After Successful Launch From NASA's Kennedy Space Center In Florida
NASA sent four astronauts Wednesday towards the moon on the Artemis II mission. The astronauts will orbit the Earth before being launched out for a lunar fly-by, marking the first time astronauts have left Earth's 'local neighborhood' since 1972. #nasa #artemis2 #moon
YOUTUBE (Newsmax) - WATCH: NASA launches Artemis II mission around the moon
BREAKING: Artemis II has officially launched, setting in motion the crew's 10-day flight and historic mission around the Moon.
YOUTUBE (NewsNation) - Artemis II prepares for launch
Watch live as NASA’s Artemis II moon-bound rocket with four astronauts prepares to lift off from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida. MORE: https://www.newsnationnow.com/space/artemis-ii-moon-launch-nasa-update/
ABCNEWS - Artemis II mission to the moon: By the numbers
The rocket to send astronauts on a lunar adventure will launch Wednesday.
NYTIMES (Jonathan Wolfe and Ceylan Yeğinsu) - How to Watch NASA’s Artemis II Moon Launch Online
NASA will broadcast the launch of the Artemis II mission as well as holding live conversations with the crew during their time in space.
NYTIMES (Michael Levenson) - ‘Don’t Worry About It’: NASA Satellite to Burn Up in Fall to Earth
Most of the Van Allen Probe A, in orbit since 2012, will incinerate in Earth’s atmosphere, NASA said. But some pieces are expected to survive, posing a small risk to people on the ground.