Tomorrow, July 20, marks the 55th anniversary of the #Apollo11 landing, when humans walked on another world for the first time.

Computational explorers have been studying the Moon using data from #NASA spacecraft and will continue that quest along with #Artemis astronauts. https://t.co/ZefyMYrV6x

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RT @NASAMoon: Understanding and mitigating the properties of lunar dust will be key as we move forward in our #Artemis missions. Luckily, we’re working on it!
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RT @NASAKennedy: Just barging in 🚢

@NASA’s Pegasus barge, with the @NASA_SLS core stage for #Artemis II onboard, has arrived at Kennedy!

Up next, @NASAGroundSys teams will offload the 212-foot-tall core stage and take it into the Vehicle Assembly Building: https://t.co/pBzaBWH6gB https://t.co/0DGKvV5Cll

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RT @NASAKennedy: We. Are. Going.

The @NASA_SLS core stage has arrived at the Vehicle Assembly Building, where teams will integrate it with the additional #Artemis II flight hardware atop the mobile launcher for the first crewed @NASAArtemis mission to the Moon.

More: https://t.co/L9XnjbZS3e https://t.co/cWFQt7UEJ7

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RT @NASA_SLS: "Step" from Michoud Assembly Facility to @NASAKennedy with John Campbell.

Last month, the #Artemis II core stage journeyed 900 miles to Florida where it now rests in the Vehicle Assembly Building.

Meet Campbell, a crew member with NASA's Pegasus barge: https://t.co/TemotWzav6 https://t.co/inGUzwZDwY

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RT @NASA: Our #Artemis III astronauts will land on the Moon for the first time in over 50 years. Where on the Moon are they landing?

We are refining a list of nine areas near the lunar South Pole, a place we’ve never set foot on before: https://t.co/v2rmELgPW9 https://t.co/FIygdytbJy

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Happy #NASAHalloween! With the help of our Vertical Solar Array technology, there’ll be nothing scary about exploring the lunar South Pole. This tech will help provide a reliable power source on the Moon for #Artemis missions: https://t.co/owGydNuvnF https://t.co/YCUHmpjUUc

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We're building innovative technologies for #Artemis missions to explore more of the lunar surface than ever before. Trusted autonomy tech will be a critical part of supporting long-term operations on the Moon.

Want to learn more? Join us on Nov. 12 (virtually or in-person at @unlv) for the Lunar Autonomy Mobility Pathfinder workshop: https://t.co/5tw23XR1d7

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RT @NASALaserComm: Check out this photo of the @NASA_Orion spacecraft undergoing testing @NASAKennedy!

Although not shown in this image, the O2O laser comm terminal is mounted to Orion's exterior and could send high-def photos and videos to Earth during #Artemis II. https://t.co/fTgP0rFMLI

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RT @NASAKennedy: Let the stacking begin!

@NASAGroundSys teams have begun stacking the first side booster segments for @NASA_SLS for the #Artemis II mission inside the Vehicle Assembly Building.

The first components to be stacked, they will help support final assembly: https://t.co/kcmXB723bI https://t.co/TbFz6yCTse

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RT @NASA_Gateway: When will Gateway welcome its first crew? 🤔 During #Artemis IV! Orion will deliver @esa's Lunar I-Hab to Gateway, where it will dock with the Habitation and Logistics Outpost. Once connected, astronauts will enter Gateway for the very first time. ✨🌕 https://t.co/pX30hRKATr https://t.co/7sIE3rb5fq

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RT @NASA: After investigating how the @NASA_Orion spacecraft’s heat shield fared during the Artemis I mission to the Moon, we are confidently preparing for Artemis II with the heat shield already attached to the capsule.

#Artemis II is now targeted for April 2026. https://t.co/o1i0nxU9VQ https://t.co/uNQFeWNwm2

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Seventeen NASA-supported technology experiments are flying on the NS-29 mission. The flight is expected to provide ~2 min of simulated lunar gravity, allowing researchers to test and de-risk innovations for #Artemis, planetary exploration, and more: https://t.co/dn1EfzYWJ8

New Shepard’s updated target launch date is Tuesday, February 4. The NS-29 launch window opens at 10:00 AM CST / 16:00 UTC from Launch Site One. Webcast begins 15 minutes prior to launch on https://t.co/bBTJiuDFK8. - Blue Origin

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