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The amazing image released by the US space agency shows the small blue marble of Earth slipping behind the moon in the foreground, with part of the Orion spacecraft also visible.

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A spacecraft built for human travel has been to the lunar surface in 50 years. what makes this mission so significant is not that it repeats the apollo missions from decades ago, but that it moves us closer to a day when astronauts will use the moon, as a base for deep space exploration. sian cleaver grew up in essex with dreams of becoming an astronaut. shes now industrial manager for the european service module, that is the propulsion system that drives the orion spacecraft. she works for airb...

-- 25 engines -- 3400 miles per hour, 36 miles downrange. two minutes and 36 seconds into the flight, hearing nominal calls here in mission control houston. we have still got for four good engines on the core stage. next up we will be looking for the service engine module two separate. -- providing structural support, protecting the service module. those will separate at about three modules and 11 seconds into flight. and very shortly thereafter, will be followed by the launch awards system sepa...

NASA’s Artemis mission will see a journey further beyond the Moon than ever before. Melissa Bradshaw takes a look at its bumpy road to launch. 

Weve still got four good engines on the core stage. next up will be looking for the service module fearing to separate. this is 3 15 by 15 ft fairing panels providing structural support protecting the service module separated about three minutes and 11 seconds into flight in very shortly thereafter will be followed by the launch. abort system separation. just over three minutes into the flight of artemis, one now traveling over 4060 mph 83 miles downrange. we just had confirmation that the servi...

During the first Artemis 1 launch attempt, Spaceflight Insider had the opportunity to speak with Jim Withrow, NASA's deputy propulsion functional area manager for the European Service Module.

At 9 a.m, on the morning of September 26th,

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