NASA Space Shuttle Program

NASA Names Artemis III Crew

NASA Announces Its Artemis III Astronauts

Four astronauts will be part of the next mission in the agency’s program to return humans to the surface of the moon by 2028.

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NASA defends Artemis III crew as critics question all-male lineup

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NASA Announces Crew of 4 for Artemis III as Moon Landing Mission Draws Nearer

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NASA's moon plans hinge on Artemis III. Here's a look at the crew

Artemis III will test docking capabilities in 2027 with commercial lunar landers from SpaceX and Blue Origin.

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NASA announces Artemis III astronauts Tuesday for ambitious test flight

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NASA reveals Artemis 3 astronauts for critical moon lander test flight

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NASA Taps Test Pilots and a Space Station Record-Breaker for Next Artemis Mission

Artemis III will be led by mission commander Randy Bresnik, a retired Marine Corps colonel who became a NASA astronaut in 2004, officials said Tuesday at the Johnson Space Center in Houston.

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NASA's Symbolic Handover for the Next Artemis Mission

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Astronaut who went to school in Connecticut to join NASA's Artemis III mission

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Houston's Created Its Own Problem: The Unnecessary Fight To Snatch Up The Discovery Space Shuttle Continues

If there is a custody battle to be had, the Smithsonian has it locked down.

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Texas and the Smithsonian Are Locked in a Custody Battle Over a Space Shuttle

Two senators earmarked $85 million for the move to Houston—but safely shipping an 86-ton shuttle orbiter cross-country could prove a herculean feat.

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Houston may not get Discovery shuttle after all. About NASA chief's plans

NASA's iconic Discovery space shuttle may not be on the move any time soon. Lawmakers in Texas have long sought to relocate the historic spacecraft to the Johnson Space Center in Houston, and a massive tax and spending bill signed in summer 2025 by ...

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This Day in History: NASA Space Shuttle program begins

The NASA Space Shuttle program began as Space Shuttle Columbia took its maiden voyage. This was the world’s first reusable spacecraft; it lifted off from the Kennedy Space Center. The shuttle lasted for many missions across 28 years until it exploded ...

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The sequence of events in the Space Shuttle Columbia tragedy

On February 1, 2003, the space shuttle Columbia was reentering Earth's atmosphere after a two-week routine mission when it exploded, killing all seven astronauts aboard and scattering debris across multiple states.