Artemis II and its crew will conduct its historic lunar flyby on Monday afternoon, April 6, traveling farther from Earth than any human in space, surpassing Apollo 13's mission in 1970, and observing the moon's lunar surface for nearly six hours.

Orion is in space, the Artemis II crew is returning from the moon, and you can follow their journey without leaving Earth.

A medical issue at the International Space Station in January required a swift, premature return of four astronauts, leaving just one American in space for the past month. That will change when the Crew-12 astronauts launch as early as Friday morning from ...

A giant rocket’s tower of flame lifted three Americans and one Canadian at 6:35 p.m. Eastern on the first crewed journey that will go around the moon since 1972.

NASA is no longer planning short visits to the Moon. The new Artemis strategy is about permanent presence, rapid missions, and global competition. Behind the scenes, the timeline is faster and more aggressive than anything seen in decades.