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NASA s CAPSTONE is Now Heading to the Moon After Breaking From Earth s Orbit

NASA's CAPSTONE spacecraft is now traveling to the moon following its separation with Rocket Labs' Proton spacecraft bus in Earth's orbit.

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NASA lost contact with a satellite after it broke free of the Earth s orbit

NASA has lost contact with one of its satellites after it broke free of the Earth s orbit on the way to the moon.

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NASA loses communication with moon-bound spacecraft

The Capstone satellite is part of NASA s Artemis program seeking to return humans to the moon by 2024, and after that, Mars.

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NASA loses contact with CAPSTONE pathfinder spacecraft

The CAPSTONE spacecraft, designed to pave the way for the Artemis program’s Lunar Gateway, has “experienced communications issues," according to NASA.

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NASA s tiny CAPSTONE moon probe goes silent

The 55-pound (25 kilograms) CAPSTONE moon probe ceased communicating with its handlers shortly after it deployed successfully from Rocket Lab s Photon spacecraft bus yesterday (July 4).

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