DESTINATION SPACE
From Apollo to Artemis: Return to the Moon
Discover the rich history of NASA’s Apollo program as we look at our past as well as look toward our future with Artemis.
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Discover the rich history of NASA’s Apollo program as we look at our past as well as look toward our future with Artemis.
Axiom Space explains some of the challenges and rewards of designing the new spacesuits.
The American Space Museum in Titusville is hosting its Charity Apollo Era Only Memorabilia Auction.
NASA's first flight director, Christopher Kraft, died on Monday.
UCF Physics Professor Reflects on Apollo 11 Mission
Retired NASA Engineer Remembers Historic Moon Landing
Vice President Mike Pence recognized the Apollo 11 crew.
On the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 moon landing, 50 lucky earthlings in St. Petersburg were transported to the moon.
"We were very positive about success," said Charlie Duke, Apollo 11's capsule communicator, during a reflective panel.
Milestone reached during week of Apollo 11's 50th anniversary.
This is all part of Amazon’s Jeff Bezos’ company Blue Origin’s mission to have space travel become accessible for the average Joe.
The Falcon 9 rocket sent up Starlink 12-17 mission from Kennedy Space Center’s Launch Complex 39A.
It peaks at 8:22 p.m. ET on Saturday, April 12.
The initiative aims to support the growing commercial space industry.
A press release confirmed that the federal government still possesses the Space Shuttle Discovery, which can be relocated to Houston.
More than 30 Project Kuiper satellites they will be launched from Space Launch Complex-41 at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station.
Sunshine and slightly above average highs expected Tuesday.
Not only will the project revitalize the city’s original 1957 facility, but add a brand new Olympic-size pool, beach volleyball courts and more.
A petition for a yearlong moratorium has collected more than 600 signatures.
The Internal Revenue Service pushed the deadline back to May 1 for those directly impacted by hurricanes Helene and Milton.
