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You can send your name to the moon on NASA Artemis mission. Here's how

NASA is inviting the public to add their names to a historic lunar mission known as Artemis 2 that is due to launch between February and April.

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NASA’s Artemis II reaches the launch pad and the countdown to the Moon begins

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NASA rolled out an 11 million-pound moon rocket in preparation for astronauts' launch

NASA astronaut who was stuck in space retires

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NASA astronaut who was stuck in space retires after 27-year career

NASA's Suni Williams, who spent over 280 days stranded in space during Boeing Starliner's failed test flight, announced her retirement from the agency.

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NASA astronaut Suni Williams, who stayed in space for 9 months after spacecraft problem, retires

Space.com · 17h

Record-setting astronaut Suni Williams retires from NASA after 27 years

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NASA's Crew-11 gives news conference, but says little about medical evacuation

This marked the first medical evacuation in the 25-year history of humans aboard the International Space Station.

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Suni Williams retires after Starliner mission in Florida to space station

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NASA astronaut from Needham who was stuck on space station for months retires

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NASA astronauts reveal details of emergency medical evacuation

The SpaceX Dragon spacecraft carrying the Crew-11 astronauts has splashed down into the ocean.

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NASA astronaut Suni Williams retires months after return from troubled mission to orbit

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NASA Astronaut Suni Williams Announces Retirement After 27 Years

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NASA Crew-11 astronauts reflect on ISS medical evacuation and future of human spaceflight

Just a week after their unprecedented return to Earth following a medical issue onboard the International Space Station, the four members of Crew-11 presented a united front, indicating that the future of human spaceflight was bright.

Scientific American

NASA quietly ends financial support for planetary science groups

NASA is quietly ending financial support for independent planetary science advisory groups, according to a letter posted to the agency’s website on January 16.