WATCH LIVE: NASA unveils Artemis III crew
NASA is set to announce the crew for the Artemis III mission on Tuesday at Johnson Space Center in Houston, Texas. The agency will also provide a preliminary plan for the mission, which is scheduled for 2027. The mission aims to demonstrate the rendezvous and docking capabilities between NASA's Orion spacecraft and two commercial moon landers.
- ▪The Artemis III mission is scheduled for 2027.
- ▪The mission will demonstrate the rendezvous and docking capabilities between NASA's Orion spacecraft and two commercial moon landers.
- ▪NASA will announce the crew for the mission on Tuesday at Johnson Space Center in Houston, Texas.
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- ▪ Nasa chief defends choice of all-male Artemis III crew — South China Morning Post
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NASA will announce the crew for the upcoming Artemis III mission on Tuesday at 11 a.m. at Johnson Space Center in Houston, Texas. The agency also indicated that it would provide the preliminary plan for the mission, which is scheduled for 2027. Recommended Stories Evacuation orders lifted for astronauts on International Space Station: NASA Blue Origin rocket explodes on launchpad during engine-firing test NASA rolled out plans for three unmanned moon base missions by end of 2026. What to know 60 MINUTES HOST SCOTT PELLEY FIRED AFTER ACCUSING CBS CHIEF OF ‘MURDERING’ SHOWAdvertisement The mission is slated to be a crewed flight orbiting Earth to demonstrate the rendezvous and docking capabilities between NASA’s Orion spacecraft and two commercial moon landers.
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