# Orion

Latest news and articles about Orion

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NASA Delays First Crewed Artemis Lunar Flyby After Cold Weather Scrubs Fueling Test

NASA delayed the Artemis II crewed lunar flyby after low temperatures at the launch site forced cancellation of a crucial rocket fueling test. The launch is now set for no earlier than February 8 and could slide into March if further delays occur; NASA emphasized that weather and safety will dictate the schedule.

NeTe2026年1月31日 00:00
#Artemis II#NASA#lunar flyby
Beautiful view of a starry night sky featuring the Orion constellation and a vibrant cosmic background.
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NASA’s Artemis 2 Rocket Rolls to the Pad as Countdown to First Crewed Orion Flight Begins

NASA has moved its SLS rocket and Orion spacecraft to Pad 39B in Florida, marking a key step ahead of Artemis 2—the first crewed Orion flight. The mission, a roughly ten-day free-return circumlunar test carrying three NASA astronauts and one Canadian, will validate life-support and integrated operations ahead of later, landing-focused missions.

NeTe2026年1月19日 15:30
#Artemis 2#SLS#Orion
Captivating view of the Horsehead Nebula, showcasing cosmic beauty and celestial wonders.
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NASA’s Artemis II Moves to Launch Pad, Signalling a Critical Push Toward Returning Humans to the Moon

NASA has moved the Artemis II SLS rocket and Orion crew capsule to Kennedy Space Center’s launch pad, entering the final and most intensive phase of pre‑launch work for the United States’ first crewed lunar mission in over 50 years. The mission — the first crewed flight for both SLS and Orion and carrying four astronauts — is scheduled no earlier than February 6 and faces significant technical and schedule risks during upcoming integrated tests.

NeTe2026年1月18日 06:50
#Artemis II#NASA#Orion
The iconic NASA Vehicle Assembly Building at Kennedy Space Center in bright daylight.
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NASA Moves Artemis II Stack to Launch Pad, Signalling Final Preparations for First Crewed Lunar Flyby in Decades

NASA has transferred the SLS rocket and Orion spacecraft for Artemis II to the Kennedy Space Center launch pad, entering a critical phase of integrated testing before a crewed lunar flyby not earlier than 6 February. The mission—carrying four astronauts—will be the first crewed flight for both SLS and Orion and is a pivotal step toward future lunar landings and sustained operations.

NeTe2026年1月18日 06:50
#Artemis II#NASA#Orion
The iconic NASA Vehicle Assembly Building at Kennedy Space Center in bright daylight.
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NASA’s Artemis II Rolls to the Pad, Signalling a New Phase in Crewed Lunar Return

NASA moved the Artemis II rocket and crewed Orion spacecraft to Kennedy Space Center’s launch pad on 17 January, marking a key preparation phase ahead of the first crewed lunar flyby in the Artemis programme. The pad transfer signals hardware readiness but ushers in a period of final integrated testing and schedule risk ahead of launch.

NeTe2026年1月18日 06:50
#Artemis II#NASA#Kennedy Space Center