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NASA inspector general finds Orion heat shield issues 'pose significant risks' to Artemis 2 crew safety - Vimarsana News

NASA inspector general finds Orion heat shield issues 'pose significant risks' to Artemis 2 crew safety

NASA's inspector general writes that the Artemis 1 test flight of the Orion spacecraft revealed anomalies that "pose significant risks to the safety of the crew."

Source: yahoo.com
NASA gets mysterious signal from deep space 140 million miles away, explains what it means - Vimarsana News

NASA gets mysterious signal from deep space 140 million miles away, explains what it means

NASA's Psyche spacecraft used Deep Space Optical Communications to transmit data via laser, proving its potential for faster connections in space exploration.

Mysterious Laser Transmission Strikes Earth From 140 Million Miles Away - Vimarsana News

Mysterious Laser Transmission Strikes Earth From 140 Million Miles Away

Earth has received a mysterious signal from deep space, American space agency NASA has revealed. The signal, which originated approximately 140 million miles away.

Source: ndtv.com
NASA inspector general finds Orion heat shield issues 'pose significant risks' to Artemis 2 crew safety - Vimarsana News

NASA inspector general finds Orion heat shield issues 'pose significant risks' to Artemis 2 crew safety

NASA's inspector general writes that the Artemis 1 test flight of the Orion spacecraft revealed anomalies that "pose significant risks to the safety of the crew."

Source: space.com
NASA shows how it will talk to spacecraft over 15 billion miles away - Vimarsana News

NASA shows how it will talk to spacecraft over 15 billion miles away

NASA will use an array of six large antennas to receive science data from the Voyager 1 spacecraft, which has traveled farther than any other human spacecraft.