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NASA names Artemis III crew

NASA names 4 astronauts for next Artemis mission

NASA has announced the four astronauts who will take part in the next mission of the Artemis moon program, kicking off a year or more of mission-specific training for the Artemis III crew.

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NASA names Artemis III crew. Here's who they are, where they're from

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NASA reveals Artemis III crew that will take the next big step on its journey back to the moon

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NASA's moon plans hinge on Artemis III. Here's a look at the crew

Artemis III will test docking capabilities in 2027 with commercial lunar landers from SpaceX and Blue Origin.

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NASA names four‑member Artemis III crew to train for future lunar landing

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NASA reveals Artemis 3 astronauts for critical moon lander test flight

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NASA Taps Test Pilots and a Space Station Record-Breaker for Next Artemis Mission

Artemis III will be led by mission commander Randy Bresnik, a retired Marine Corps colonel who became a NASA astronaut in 2004, officials said Tuesday at the Johnson Space Center in Houston.

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NASA's Symbolic Handover for the Next Artemis Mission

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Astronaut who went to school in Connecticut to join NASA's Artemis III mission

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NASA Names Artemis III Crew As SpaceX And Blue Origin Prepare For Critical Moon Mission Tests

NASA on Tuesday revealed the astronauts slated to fly the Artemis III Mission set to lift off next year after the successful Artemis II mission, part of the Artemis Program aiming to put humanity

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Watch NASA reveal its Artemis 3 astronauts today (and get a live moon program update)

The next big Artemis announcement is just hours away. In Houston today (June 9), NASA will reveal the four-person Artemis 3 crew and provide a progress update about the mission, agency officials said on Tuesday evening (May 26).

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NASA head defends all-male crew for Artemis, space program named after Greek goddess

NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman on Wednesday defended the decision to use an all-male crew for the approaching Artemis III mission. “I have seen reactions ranging from disappointment to outrage,” Isaacman wrote in a post on X,

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NASA Announces the Crew of Artemis 3, Four Astronauts Who Will ‘Take Calculated Risks’ in Low-Earth Orbit and Pave the Way for a Future Moon Landing

The mission, expected to launch next year, will practice meeting and docking with lunar landers developed by SpaceX and Blue Origin