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Astronauts during the space shuttle era got their rides to the launch pad at Kennedy Space Center for the most part from a classic converted Airstream dubbed the Astrovan. For the next generation, NASA has determined what its Artemis astronauts will ride in before blasting off to the moon and beyond.

NASA will clear the air in a conference about the SLS rocket hydrogen leak, wet dress rehearsal, and Artemis I launch.

A serene new NASA photo shows the agencys Artemis 1 moon rocket as the International Space Station flies overhead during a critical test.

The futuristic pod-shaped transport vehicles were developed for NASA by Canoo Technologies from Bentonville, Arkansas.

NASA's Artemis II astronauts are set to ride in style. The journey they will have to make from the crew quarters to the Launch Pad 39B at NASA'...

NASA has faced and overcome several issues in its attempts to perform a wet dress rehearsal of its Artemis I moon rocket at Kennedy Space Center in the last two weeks, but a 3-inch valve that’s not easy to get to is forcing it to shift plans to finish the job.

War, we have heard more about from vladimir putin today and he said ukraine was being used as a launch pad for anti—russian sentiment in general, telling russians he is not waging war in ukraine because he really wants to because he sees it as a necessary step to defend russian interests. as you know, this is what russians are told because it is what russians are told because it is all being parroted on state media, very little independent alternatives available. mr putin very upbeat, not admi...

A new era in commercial space travel is set to launch from Kennedy Space Center today as the Axiom Space mission to send the first-ever all-civilian crew for a stay on the International Space Station looks to lift off from Launch Pad 39-A at 11:17 a.m. on board a SpaceX Crew Dragon.

A new era in commercial space travel launched from Kennedy Space Center on Friday as the Axiom Space mission to send the first-ever all-civilian crew for a stay on the International Space Station lifted off from Launch Pad 39-A at 11:17 a.m. on board a SpaceX Crew Dragon.

The night sky has been a source of information and wonder since the dawn of humankind - and it looks almost...