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#artemisiii — Public Fediverse posts

Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #artemisiii, aggregated by home.social.

  1. #NancyThames:
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    NASA’s Moon Delay Is Written Into Its Language
    The words “a great chance” revealed what the Artemis schedule cannot guarantee
    "
    "A calendar cannot create readiness. A presentation cannot create working hardware. A rendering cannot demonstrate propellant transfer, .. speech cannot produce .. tanker fleet."

    nancythames.substack.com/p/nas

    17.8.2026

    #Artemis #ArtemisIII #ArtemisVI #HLS #JaredIsaacman #Moon #MoonLanding #Mond #Mondlandung #NASA #Raumfahrt #SpaceFlight #SpaceX #Truth #USA

  2. #FloridaToday:
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    No women on Artemis III mission? NASA chief responds to criticism
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    "The absence of women selected for Artemis III was notable, given that at least one female astronaut has typically been part of most major crewed NASA missions since Sally Ride made her landmark spaceflight in 1983. .."

    ".. all four of them were men – as well as the single backup crew member."

    eu.floridatoday.com/story/tech

    11.6.2026

    #Artemis #ArtemisIII #JaredIsaacman #NASA #Raumfahrt #SpaceFlight

  3. starlust.org:
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    Here's what NASA is planning for Artemis IV and V now that the roadmap to the Moon has been revised
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    "Artemis IV and V will see astronauts return to the surface of the Moon while Artemis III will essentially be another test flight."

    starlust.org/heres-what-nasa-i

    4.3.2026

    We will see.

    #Artemis #ArtemisIII #ArtemisIV #ArtemmisV #BO #Mond #Mondlandung #moon #NASA #Raumfahrt #SpaceFlight #SpaceX

  4. #NASA:
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    NASA Adds Mission to Artemis Lunar Program, Updates Architecture
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    ".. Artemis III mission, now in 2027, will be designed to test out systems and operational capabilities in low Earth orbit to prepare for an Artemis IV landing in 2028."

    "..want to fly the landing missions in as close to the same Earth ascent configuration as possible .. as close to the ‘Block 1’.."
    nasa.gov/news-release/nasa-add

    27.2.2026

    #Artemis #ArtemisIII #ArtemisIV #Mond #moon #Mondlandung #Raumfahrt #SpaceFlight #USA

  5. Weekly output: phone plans, Nvidia keynote, passkey adoption, Bending Spoons buys AOL, SpaceX simplifying Starship lander, Internet luminaries on the open Web

    This is not going to be a great week for normal sleep cycles: Tuesday, I will wake up at around 4 a.m. to spend a 15-plus hour shift working as an election officer for Arlington, and then Wednesday I’m off to Dulles Airport for this year’s final business trip across the Atlantic. I’m departing for Web Summit in Lisbon several days early because the organizers of another conference, the Mozilla Festival, offered a press pass and a travel stipend to cover that event in Barcelona. I’ve heard good things about this conference over the years, so accepting an invitation to spend a few days in one of my favorite cities in Europe was an easy call.

    In addition to what you see below, Patreon readers got a detailed recap of how this past week’s event-packed schedule left its own series of dents in my calendar.

    10/28/2025: The Best Cell Phone Plans, Wirecutter

    This was going to be a modest update to the guide that I’ve been maintaining since 2014, but T-Mobile jacking up prices while AT&T and Verizon inflicted more modest rate hikes led to us dethroning T-Mo on cost grounds and handing our “for most people” pick to AT&T, which has advanced its own 5G network considerably.

    10/28/2025: In DC, Nvidia CEO Touts New AI Partnerships, Goes a Little MAGA, PCMag

    Heading into Nvidia’s conference, I was worried that CEO Jensen Huang would go into the weeds about the finer points of GPU architecture. Instead, he used this nearly two-hour keynote to jump from topic to topic without getting into too much detail about any of them–and kept coming back to opportunities to praise President Trump.

    10/29/2025: Passkey Adoption Sees Striking Progress, With One Obvious Leader, PCMag

    I struggled to get this written at the end of a long workday, resulting in my getting some nuances wrong that required updating the post the next morning.

    11/1/2025: Serial Dot-Com Purchaser Bending Spoons to Buy AOL, But Why?, PCMag

    Writing about AOL in 2025 makes me feel so old, but as one of PCMag’s graybeards I had to cover the news of Bending Spoons buying the company that once ruled the online world. I got to this story a day after it broke, so I turned that lag into an opportunity to expand the piece with some quotes from a publicist for that Italian firm and from a podcast interview of its CEO Luca Ferrari last year

    11/1/2025: After Elon Tantrum, SpaceX Now Prepping ‘Simplified’ Starship-Based Lunar Lander, PCMag

    Since I wrote about Elon Musk’s childish reaction to NASA’s understandable concern over the pace of its Human Landing System work, I had to reach for a keyboard to cover SpaceX’s grown-up corporate response.

    11/1/2025: ‘The Truth Is Paywalled.’ Internet Vets Lament the State of the ‘Open’ Web, PCMag

    This Monday-evening panel was one of the first items on my calendar this week, but having event after event after event follow it led to me not writing it up until Thursday night. Once again, it was a serious treat to hear some of the Internet’s founding figures talk about the state of the thing they invented.

    #AmericaOnline #AOL #ArtemisIII #ATT #BendingSpoons #BrewsterKahle #CindyCohn #Dashlane #FoundationForAmericanInnovation #HumanLandingSystem #JensenHuang #Nvidia #NvidiaGTCDC #passkeyExport #passkeys #phonePlans #smartphonePlans #SpaceX #TMobile #unlimitedData #verizon #VintCerf