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NASA makes final preparations for its first crewed moon mission in over 50 years

Back in 2024, NASA announced that the Artemis 2 mission was going to be pushed back to April 2026. Now, the agency says it could launch as early as February, with the first flight opportunity being on February 6.

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On This Day in 1969: NASA Names Apollo 11 Crew That Would Make History on the Moon

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NASA ends mission at the space station a month early due to 'medical situation'

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NASA cuts space station mission short after an astronaut’s medical issue

NASA is cutting a mission aboard the International Space Station short after an astronaut had a medical issue.

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NASA set to return Crew-11 from International Space Station

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Space skeleton crew: Just 3 astronauts will run the ISS after Crew-11's medical evacuation

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Crew-11's Mission on International Space Station Cut Short by NASA Due to 'Medical Concern' Involving an Astronaut

On Thursday, Jan. 8, the agency announced that four-person team — U.S. astronauts Zena Cardman and Mike Fincke, JAXA (Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency) astronaut Kimiya Yui and Roscosmos cosmonaut O...

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Astronaut's 'serious medical condition' forces Nasa to end space station mission early

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NASA finalizing Crew-11 return plans after astronaut medical issue

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Moon Landing 50: NASA takes a look back at Apollo 11's launch day

HOUSTON, Texas -- NASA is celebrating its 50th anniversary of the Moon Landing this Saturday, and they're taking a look back at that historic day in 1969. NASA's history office shared some very special moments of the July 20 moon landing on Twitter.

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The Gemini 9 T-38 crash that nearly destroyed NASA’s moon plans, and changed Apollo 11 forever

In February 1966, a Gemini crew’s T 38 jet slammed into McDonnell’s Building 101 in a storm, killing two astronauts and narrowly missing the heart of the Gemini program. Had the impact been just moments earlier,