After a slow, mid-summer week of news, a mid-summer recap of what to watch for in the next two years, as NASA attempts to launch Artemis III, IV, and V by the end of 2028. The space agency is publishing pictures of their government operations, hardware, and facilities, but those aren't revealing how close or how far away Artemis as a whole is from landing the next U.S. astronauts on the Moon and returning them safely to Earth.
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00:00 Intro
02:04 Artemis III Watch: preparations to continue SLS Booster stacking
05:56 Artemis IV Watch: the latest SLS Core Stage production moves
11:36 Watch items for Artemis III, IV, and V
17:40 Other news and notes: a picture of the Artemis II heatshield was quietly published
18:19 Thanks for watching!
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00:00 Intro
02:04 Artemis III Watch: preparations to continue SLS Booster stacking
05:56 Artemis IV Watch: the latest SLS Core Stage production moves
11:36 Watch items for Artemis III, IV, and V
17:40 Other news and notes: a picture of the Artemis II heatshield was quietly published
18:19 Thanks for watching!
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