New Glenn
Photo: U.S. Space Force photo by Gwendolyn Kurzen / Public domain (US government work)
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20 November 1998
International Space Station
The station is still in operation. Modules were built in Russia, the US and Europe, and the project grew out of a post-Cold War partnership. It is now due to be deorbited, with SpaceX named as the vehicle operator around 2030 in one video.
2 videos- DW Documentary
- Curious Droid
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- Everyday Astronaut
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1 video
- Everyday Astronaut
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Artemis III
Artemis III was meant to be the landing. By 2026 the lunar landers were not ready and the Gateway station that Orion was to meet had been dropped, so NASA rebuilt the mission around what could fly in 2027.
3 videos- NASA
- The Space Race
- Cosmic Enigma
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New Glenn NG-2 Live: ESCAPADE to Mars and a Booster Landing Try
Mission: New Glenn NG-2 ESCAPADE
Why the ISS Will Be Deorbited at Point Nemo and What Comes Next
Mission: International Space Station (1998)
New Glenn NG-2 Countdown: ESCAPADE Launch and Booster Landing Plan
Mission: ESCAPADE (New Glenn NG-2)
Artemis III: Orion Docks With Blue Moon and Starship in Orbit
Mission: Artemis III
Artemis 3 Becomes an Earth-Orbit Rehearsal for Moon Landers
Mission: Artemis III
Artemis 3 Update: Rocket Progress, Landers and the 2028 Plan
Mission: Artemis III
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