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Why are we going back to the moon? NASA Artemis campaign targets Mars

NASA's Artemis program aims to return humans to the moon, which is seen as a stepping stone for future missions to Mars.

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From The Moon To Mars: What’s Next For NASA’s Artemis Mission?

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With Artemis II back on Earth, what’s next for NASA?

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Artemis II crew splashes down, ending historic moon mission

As millions of people held their breath, the four Artemis II astronauts flawlessly splashed down back to Earth in the Orion capsule, ending their history-making 10-day mission to the moon and back.

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From blast off to splashdown: My days following Nasa's historic mission to the Moon

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What the Artemis II crew shared in first remarks after return to Earth

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Artemis II’s Record-Breaking Journey Around the Moon Ends With Dramatic Splashdown

All eyes were on the capsule’s life-protecting heat shield that has to withstand thousands of degrees during reentry

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Home again! Artemis II crew splashes down safely in the Pacific

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Artemis II splashdown

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NASA Sets 2028 Launch For First Nuclear Mission To Mars Days Before Return To The Moon

NASA plans a 2028 nuclear-powered Mars mission using SR-1 Freedom and Skyfall helicopters, aiming to transform deep-space travel and future human exploration.

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NASA’s $700 million Mars mission could launch without a single science instrument

NASA has outlined a new Mars orbiter centered on telecommunications, raising fresh questions about whether science will take a back seat on what could become the agency’s only major Mars mission of the decade. The spacecraft, now known as the Mars ...

Detroit Free Press

NASA plans nuclear powered spacecraft to explore Mars by 2028

The mission, called Space Reactor 1 Freedom, will test advanced nuclear electric propulsion. Upon reaching Mars, the spacecraft would deploy helicopters to explore the planet from the air. This technology could also be used to power a future longterm base ...

World Nuclear News

NASA aims for nuclear-powered Mars mission in 2028

The US space agency NASA has set out a series of ambitious goals for missions, which include a return to the Moon by early 2028 as well as a Mars mission the same year utilising nuclear propulsion technology.