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NASA's Orion spaceship just swooped by the moon and snapped wild views - Vimarsana News

NASA's Orion spaceship just swooped by the moon and snapped wild views

NASA's Artemis 1 mission is traveling around the moon. The space agency sent back images of its closest pass just 81 miles from the lunar surface, and also beamed back a distant view of Earth.

Senators aim to ban USG deals with Chinese chipmakers - Vimarsana News

Senators aim to ban USG deals with Chinese chipmakers

Two senators are lobbying hard for a ban on U.S. government business with Chinese chipmakers, further pressuring Chinese Communist Party-tied industries and decoupling the economies of the two world powers.

NASA Shoots for the Moon in Predawn Launch of Artemis I - Vimarsana News

NASA Shoots for the Moon in Predawn Launch of Artemis I

Tuesday night, NASA teams readied the Artemis I Space Launch System (SLS) rocket and Orion spacecraft for its big moment, long delayed.

NASA gives Artemis I moonshot OK to go after Hurricane Nicole - Vimarsana News

NASA gives Artemis I moonshot OK to go after Hurricane Nicole

NASA officials inspected the Artemis I rocket and spacecraft at Kennedy Space Center after Hurricane Nicole and are OK to go for Wednesday’s early morning’s launch attempt.

NASA: Artemis I rocket launch still on, despite minor damage during Hurricane Nicole - Vimarsana News

NASA: Artemis I rocket launch still on, despite minor damage during Hurricane Nicole

While the Artemis I rocket suffered some minor damage while on the launch pad during Hurricane Nicole, NASA said Friday some of that damage had already been repaired – or will be repaired – and should not impact next week's planned launch at Florida's Kennedy Space Center.