Tag: lunar flyby

Beautiful Blastoff Propels Artemis II Astronauts on Historic Moonshot Mission from Kenendy Space Center: Photos

KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, FL – A beautiful and extremely loud and bright late afternoon April 1 blastoff on NASA’s Space Launch System (SLS) and Orion Moon rocket propelled the Artemis II astronaut quartet on NASA’s history making journey hurling the first humans to the Moon and back in more than 50 years – since NASA’s Apollo era. The successful Artemis

NASA Conducts ‘Confidence Test’ Loading Cryogenic Liquid Hydrogen into Artemis II Rocket at Pad 39B Checking for Leaks: Photos

KENNEDY SPACE CENTER/CAPE CANAVERAL, FL –  As part of the ongoing investigation into why significant levels of gaseous hydrogen were detected during the recent WDR wet dress rehearsal cryogenic  propellant loading  test on Feb. 2 – that forced NASA to abort the final steps of the test – the agency conducted an unannounced liquid hydrogen (LH2) partial fueling test of

Ken Kremer Live Interview WESH 2 NBC News Orlando on Artemis II WDR Status Despite Cold Weather and Crew-12 Launch Status to ISS: Videos

KENNEDY SPACE CENTER/CAPE CANAVERAL, FL –  I was interviewed live by WESH 2 NBC News Orlando on Jan. 30 for my comments and analysis update explaining two NASA human spaceflight missions – namely NASAs Artemis II human lunar flyby status on Artemis II despite the cold Florida weather and the NASA SpaceX Crew-12 launch status to ISS. WESH 2’s Michelle Imperato and Stewart Moore