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Artemis II Crew Prepares to Fly Around Far Side of the Moon
NASA’s Artemis II astronauts will be flying 4-to-6,000 miles above the lunar surface, giving the astronauts the widest, best view ever to photograph the far side of the moon. During the flyby, the Orion crew will lose contact with Mission Control for 40 minutes of radio silence. NBC’s Tom Costello reports and former NASA astronaut Mike Massimino joins TODAY to break down what the crew will be looking for during the moon mission.
Artemis 2 crew face communications blackout as astronaut says 'let's pray'
Artemis 2 crew face communications blackout as astronaut says 'let's pray'The blackout comes as astronauts prepare to pass behind the Moon todayCommentsNewsZahra Khaliq News Reporter12:34, 06 Apr 2026Updated 12:40, 06 Apr 2026View ImageArtemis 2 astronauts will be passing behind the Moon today(Image: NASA via Getty Images)The Artemis 2 mission is facing a communications blackout with astronauts planning to pray as their spacecraft loses it's connection with ground control for...
Artemis 2 crew face communications blackout as astronaut says 'let's pray'
Artemis 2 crew face communications blackout as astronaut says 'let's pray'The blackout comes as the Artemis 2 crew prepare to pass behind the Moon today, with astronauts using the silence as an opportunity to pray they'll 'get back in contact' with mission controlCommentsNewsZahra Khaliq News Reporter12:34, 06 Apr 2026Updated 13:23, 06 Apr 2026View 3 ImagesArtemis 2 astronauts will be passing behind the Moon today(Image: NASA via Getty Images)The Artemis 2 mission i...
All nuclear incident risks averted by Zaporozhye NPP personnel
Yevgenia Yashina recalled that the plant had withstood an unprecedented pressure - from a complete outage of external power supply for more than a month to direct shelling attacks on the industrial zone
'I'm guiding historic Artemis mission - this is what the hours before launch were really like'
'I'm guiding historic Artemis mission - this is what the hours before launch were really like'A British scientist guiding the Artemis II mission as it heads on its quest around the far side of the moon has spoken about the atmosphere just hours before the launchCommentsNewsChristopher Sharp Trendswatch Reporter12:11, 06 Apr 2026View 3 ImagesThe Artemis II launch(Image: Getty)A British woman who is part of the team guiding the Artemis II mission on its historic voyage around the mo...
The Science Behind Fish Markets And DNA Tracking In The Arabian Gulf
Scientists in Bahrain are building the country’s first DNA reference library for sharks and rays using fish market samples, unlocking the full potential of environmental DNA to identify species in one of the hottest and most understudied seas on Earth.
Construction crew unearths surprising 300-year-old cannon while digging in historic city
Construction workers in the United Kingdom recently unearthed a 300-year-old cannon during a routine day on the job.The find was made during work in Kingston upon Hull, a city in East Yorkshire, according to an announcement earlier this year from the Hull City Council.After the cannon was found, archaeologists from Humber Field Archaeology, a unit of Hull City Council, examined it. WORLD'S LARGEST MEDIEVAL CARGO SHIP EMERGES FROM ITS UNDERWATER GRAVE OFF ONE COUNTRY'S COASTThe cast-iron cannon l...
King Charles sparks backlash from UK Christians by not delivering an Easter message this year
UK Christians are shocked by King Charles opting to not give an Easter message, according to experts.Buckingham Palace previously confirmed that Charles would not be giving an Easter message. The palace told GB News that an Easter message from the monarch is not an annual statement, like the Christmas message.It is expected that Charles's silence would upset some Christians as he wished Islamic practicing people a "blessed and happy Ramadan" on social media in February."This came as a shock to m...
Russia cannot cooperate on ISS with all friendly countries — Roscosmos chief
Dmitry Bakanov said that things will be different, once the Russian Orbital Station is launched
How the Charleston Open shed light on tennis' prize-money economics
DANIEL ISLAND, S.C. — When Jessica Pegula lifted the trophy at the Charleston Open on Sunday, she became a part of tennis history. Her $2.3-million winner’s check marked the first time a standalone WTA 500 tournament, the level two rungs below a Grand Slam, awarded prize money equal to that of men’s event of the same level.Advertisement
Artemis crew reaches the moon, approaches record-breaking distance from Earth
The four astronauts of NASA’s Artemis II mission entered the moon’s gravitational sphere of influence early Monday morning as they cruised along a path that will soon take them over the shadowed, lunar far side to become the farthest-flying humans in history. The Artemis II crew, flying in their Orion capsule since launching from Florida last week, are due to awake around 10:50 a.m. ET Monday for their sixth flight day. By 7:05 p.m., they will reach the mission’s maximum dist...
Over ten countries ready to launch cosmonauts to space with Russia’s support — Roscosmos
According to CEO Dmitry Bakanov, this will be possible after Russia deploys its space station in Earth’s orbit
Roscosmos CEO speaks about Russia’s 'space superpowers'
Dmitry Bakanov also noted a promising area of development related to nuclear technologies in space
ISS to be deorbited as planned in 2030 — Roscosmos CEO
Dmitry Bakanov said the Russian Orbital Station should be launched exactly at this time
Artemis II crew lose contact with Earth - what is happening with Moon mission
Artemis II crew lose contact with Earth - what is happening with Moon missionThe four astronauts on the historic Artemis II are expected to reach the far side of the moon tonight but they could lose contact with Earth while thereNewsElizabeta Ranxburgaj07:45, 06 Apr 2026Updated 07:51, 06 Apr 2026View 3 ImagesThe crew onboard the Artemis II mission(Image: NASA/AFP via Getty Images)The astronauts on Artemis II will soon be the humans to be furthest away from Earth, but they will also lose contact...
Artemis crew reaches the moon, approaches record-breaking distance from Earth
The four astronauts of NASA's Artemis II mission entered the moon's gravitational sphere of influence early Monday morning as they cruised along a path that will soon take them over the shadowed, lunar far side to become the farthest-flying humans in history. The ‌Artemis II crew, flying in their Orion capsule since launching from Florida last week, are due to awake around 10:50am ET Monday for their sixth flight day. By 7:05pm, they will reach the mission's maximum...
NASA's Artemis II lunar flyby is being livestreamed on Netflix tonight
Dubai: Humanity is heading back to the Moon for the first time since 1972, and you can watch the most dramatic moment of the journey from your sofa tonight.NASA's Artemis II mission launched on 1 April from Kennedy Space Center in Florida, carrying four astronauts aboard the Orion spacecraft: NASA's Reid Wiseman, Victor Glover and Christina Koch, alongside Canadian Space Agency astronaut Jeremy Hansen. The ten-day mission marks the first time humans have travelled to the Moon since the Apollo 1...
The UAE is standing, calm and resilient
Like many others, I found myself taking a moment to reflect.Not out of concern, but out of awareness.Awareness of the conversations unfolding around us, the headlines we are all seeing, and the broader moment our region is navigating.We are living through a period where headlines reflect a degree of tension and uncertainty. These moments are real, and they remind us that every region, no matter how stable, goes through phases of testing. Yet at the same time, something else is unfolding — somet...
NASA's Artemis II crew readies for Monday's lunar flyby. Here's what you need to know
Space NASA's Artemis II crew readies for Monday's lunar flyby. Here's what you need to know April 6, 20261:09 AM ET By Brendan Byrne A photo of NASA's Orion space capsule taken by a remote camera mounted on one of its solar arrays as it sped towards the moon. The four astronauts will loop around the moon on Monday and also venture farther into space than any humans before. NASA via Getty Images hide caption toggle caption NASA via Getty Images The crew of NASA's Artemis II will make its cl...
A milestone for Artemis II: Astronauts enter the 'lunar sphere of influence'
The crew’s Orion capsule entered what’s known as the lunar sphere of influence at around 12:41 a.m. ET Monday, crossing into the region of space where the moon’s gravitational pull is stronger than the pull of Earth’s.