Universe Today
• Carolyn Collins Petersen
Elevated solar activity during the Artemis launch window raises the possibility of energetic solar particle events that could increase radiation exposure and disrupt spacecraft systems, prompting reassessment of astronaut shielding, mission timelines and operational protections ahead of the crewed lunar flyby.
NASA Spaceflight
• Chris Bergin
By NASA Spaceflight: As NASA prepares for its long-awaited return of crewed launches beyond low Earth orbit with….
Universe Today
• Laurence Tognetti
By Universe Today: Finding life beyond our solar system goes beyond measuring an exoplanet’s size, as rocky, Earth-sized worlds might not have the conditions for life as we know it.
SpaceNews.com
• Sandra Erwin
By SpaceNews.com: Satellite imaging industry’s next challenge: getting systems to talk to each other Satellite imaging industry’s next challenge: getting systems to talk to each other.
Bloomberg
• Loren Grush
By Bloomberg: NASA pulled off the moon landing in 1969 with a clear goal from the outset — to be the first nation to put people on the lunar surface.
Space.com
• Elizabeth Howell, Tariq Malik
By Space.com: Artemis 2 is "in the best position to overcome some pretty extreme challenges.".
mynews13.com
Universe Today
• Mark Thompson
By Universe Today: The Sun doesn't just pump out light and heat, it blasts a continuous stream of charged particles across the Solar System, and that solar wind is far more complex than it looks.
NASA Spaceflight
• Eleanor Day
By NASA Spaceflight: SpaceX is set to launch 119 payloads to Sun-synchronous orbit from California for the Transporter….
Space Intel Report
• Peter B de Selding
SpaceNews.com
• Jason Rainbow
