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NASA Releases First of Artemis II’s High-Resolution Photos Of The Moon

Yesterday was a historic day, with new records set by Artemis II, and mankind’s return to cislunar space in six decades. The crew has been busy photographing the Moon, the Earth and other celestial bodies as well, and overnight last night, the first high-resolution photos were downloaded. To see the full gallery of photos, visit…

Integrity and Artemis II Round The Moon And Are On The Way Home

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Artemis Day III: Moonbound And Sending Back Spectacular Photos

Three days into the first crewed journey to the Moon in more than half a century, the Artemis II crew is healthy, busy, and sending back photographs that are already stopping people in their tracks. As of Thursday’s mission status briefing, Orion had passed the 100,000-mile mark and had roughly 150,000 miles left to travel…

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by Charles Boyer

Artemis II Lifts Off From The Cape

For the first time in more than half a century, a crewed lunar mission is underway. NASA’s SLS rocket lifted off from Launch Complex 39B at Kennedy Space Center at 6:35 PM Wednesday, carrying four astronauts on a 10-day free-return trajectory around the Moon and back. This is the first crewed mission beyond low Earth…

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Look Up! What To Expect During The Artemis II Launch

The Space Launch System rocket carrying the four-person Artemis II crew will lift off from Kennedy Space Center’s Launch Complex 39B no earlier than Wednesday at 6:24 PM. EDT, and for the hundreds of thousands of spectators expected to line the Indian River waterfront and surrounding parks, knowing what to watch for — and when…

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Viewing Spots For The Artemis II Launch (Updated)

The Artemis II mission will mark humanity’s return to lunar exploration with a crewed spacecraft for the first time since Apollo 17 in December 1972. NASA’s Space Launch System rocket and Orion spacecraft will carry astronauts Reid Wiseman, Victor Glover, Christina Koch, and Canadian Space Agency astronaut Jeremy Hansen on an approximately 10-day journey around…

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Artemis II Launch Countdown Poised To Start Tomorrow

All was eerily quiet at Launch Complex 39B this morning. There was no hubub of last minute activity to prepare SLS or its ground support hardware for what’s planned to come this week: a launch window that opens late in the day April 1st and a start to the first translunar journey undertaken by humans…

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Brevard County Releases Post-Launch Traffic Plan For Artemis II

With an estimated 400,000 visitors expected to converge on the Space Coast for the Artemis II launch next week, Brevard County’s Emergency Management office has released its post-launch traffic flow plan, outlining how law enforcement will manage the exodus from viewing areas once the Space Launch System rocket has lifted off and begun its journey…

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City Of Cocoa Hit With Ransomware Cyberattack

The City of Cocoa is working to restore municipal technology systems after what officials have described only as “technical issues” — even as a ransomware gang has publicly taken credit for an attack. The INCRansom group listed Cocoa among its victims on February 23, according to ransomware.live, a site that monitors extortion group activity and…

by Charles Boyer

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Business Highlight: Little Fish Daycare

Little Fish Daycare, which officially opened its doors in October 2025, is a faith-based, licensed, and insured in-home daycare. It’s dedicated to providing a safe, nurturing, and play-filled environment where children feel like part of the family.

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NASA Announces More Big Changes To The Artemis Program

As NASA’s “Ignition” event Tuesday put fresh momentum behind an accelerated return to the Moon, one of the most consequential aspects of the agency’s new architecture is what comes after Artemis V: a deliberate handoff from NASA’s legacy rocket and capsule to commercial providers, with no guarantee SLS or Orion will ever fly again. “NASA is committed…

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by Charles Boyer

Article: The Space Coast Is A Hot Bed For Foreign Spies

The Space Coast has emerged as one of the most active stretches of territory in the United States for sustained foreign intelligence operations by China and Russia. Chances are, you’ve seen some of them, or one of their safe houses and never knew anything was amiss. Spies have been here as long as the military,…

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Artemis II Is Back At LC-39B, Launch Campaign Begins

It took a while, but Artemis II is back at the launch pad, and preparations have begun to launch the mission intended to return humans to cislunar space for the first time in over fifty years. In Houston, Astronauts Reid Wiseman, Victor Glover, Christina Koch, and Jeremy Hansen have entered quarantine, with the rocket and…

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Amazon Picks Up New Limited TV Series Focusing On Sally Ride

Amazon MGM Studios this week officially greenlit The Challenger, starring Kristen Stewart as astronaut and physicist Sally Ride. The series will trace Ride’s path through the astronaut program as the first American woman in space, and later her role on the commission that investigated the fatal 1986 Challenger disaster. No filming locations have been announced. Whether production…

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Playalinda Beach Hours Changing Starting Thursday

Thinking of heading out to Playalinda Beach? Canaveral National Seashore will begin implementing temporary closures and reduced operating hours on Thursday in support of the Artemis II launch campaign. The restrictions were requested by NASA Launch Security. They will take effect on March 19th as SLS arrives back on Launch Complex 39B at Kennedy Space…

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How To Photograph The Launch Of Artemis II

The launch of Artemis II is coming soon at Kennedy Space Center, and it is going to be unlike anything most people have seen in their lifetimes. The last time a crewed moon rocket launched from this pad at Kennedy was Apollo 17 in December 1972, and the Space Launch System is even more powerful…

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In Early 1961, Spaceflight Was Monkey Business

In 1961, a pivotal year in spaceflight history, humanity stood at the edge of the unknown — and the unknown was staring back. Scientists understood the math of orbital mechanics well enough to loft a vehicle into space, but the human body was another problem entirely. Would the violence of launch snap a spine? Would…

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NASA Formally Selects ULA’s Centaur V For Artemis IV and V

NASA has formally awarded a sole-source contract to United Launch Alliance for the upper stage engines that will propel the Orion spacecraft toward the Moon on the Artemis IV and Artemis V missions. The contract was granted without open bidding, according to a Justification for Other Than Full and Open Competition (JOFOC) signed Thursday at…

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Daylight Saving Time Starts Sunday

Spring forward! Those two cheerful little words that somehow manage to mean “we are going to steal an hour of your sleep, gaslight you about it for a week, and make your microwave clock wrong until November.” This Sunday, at precisely 2:00 in the morning — a time when absolutely no one is awake to…

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by Charles Boyer