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Artemis II astronauts are traveling to the Moon aboard NASA’s Orion capsule.

Mentioned as: nasaNarrative GeneralApr 3, 2026RT by @GewoonLukas_: Good morning, world! 🌎 We have spectacular new high-resolution images of our home planet, all of us looking back through the Orion capsule window at our Artemis II astronauts as they continue their journey to the Moon. pic.

The White House again proposed steep NASA budget cuts.

Mentioned as: nasaNarrative FinancialApr 3, 2026RT by @AJ_FI: White House again proposes steep NASA budget cuts pic.

NASA released high-resolution images of Earth taken through the Orion capsule window during the Artemis II mission.

Mentioned as: nasaNarrative CapabilityApr 3, 2026RT by @GewoonLukas_: Good morning, world! 🌎 We have spectacular new high-resolution images of our home planet, all of us looking back through the Orion capsule window at our Artemis II astronauts as they continue their journey to the Moon. pic.

NASA astronauts are journeying to the Moon.

Mentioned as: nasaNarrative GeneralApr 3, 2026RT by @robert_savitsky: We see our home planet as a whole, lit up in spectacular blues and browns. A green aurora even lights up the atmosphere. That's us, together, watching as our astronauts make their journey to the Moon. pic.

NASA Johnson Mission Control is taking care of the Artemis II crew.

Mentioned as: nasa johnsonNarrative GeneralApr 2, 2026RT by @GewoonLukas_: Artemis II astronauts are doing great. The Orion spacecraft is performing well in an impressive elliptical orbit, and the @NASA_Johnson Mission Control team is taking good care of the crew. Meanwhile, back at @NASAKennedy, the teams are out at the pad getting ready for what comes… pic.

NASA’s historic Moon mission was expected to launch Wednesday evening on a journey around the Moon.

Mentioned as: nasaNarrative GeneralApr 1, 2026RT @NickyXPhoto: This fuckin kid 🤣🚀

CSA astronaut Jeremy Hansen is awake at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center.

Mentioned as: nasaNarrative GeneralApr 1, 2026RT by @GewoonLukas_: 9:25 am ET - NASA astronauts Reid Wiseman, Victor Glover, and Christina Koch, along with CSA (Canadian Space Agency) astronaut Jeremy Hansen just woke up and the launch team is conducting a countdown status check.

Artemis II is carrying the second NASA Orion spacecraft.

Mentioned as: nasaNarrative GeneralApr 1, 2026RT by @AJ_FI: LIFTOFF of #Artemis II on 1 April 23:35 BST/ 00:35 CEST 2 April 2026 from @NASAKennedy, carrying the second NASA Orion spacecraft with its ESA European Service Module! #ForwardToTheMoon @AirbusSpace @csa_asc pic.

CNN aired a breaking-news segment about final preparations ahead of NASA's historic Moon mission.

Mentioned as: nasaNarrative GeneralApr 1, 2026RT by @GewoonLukas_: This fuckin kid 🤣🚀 pic.

CNN aired a segment about final preparations ahead of NASA’s historic Moon mission.

Mentioned as: nasaNarrative GeneralApr 1, 2026RT @NickyXPhoto: This fuckin kid 🤣🚀

NASA astronauts Reid Wiseman, Victor Glover, and Christina Koch are awake at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center.

Mentioned as: nasaNarrative GeneralApr 1, 2026RT by @GewoonLukas_: 9:25 am ET - NASA astronauts Reid Wiseman, Victor Glover, and Christina Koch, along with CSA (Canadian Space Agency) astronaut Jeremy Hansen just woke up and the launch team is conducting a countdown status check.

NASA initiated the Artemis II countdown at 20:44 UTC on March 30, 2026.

Mentioned as: nasaNarrative GeneralMar 30, 2026L-49 HOURS, 40 MINUTES AND COUNTING! Following call to stations 10 minutes ago, NASA officially initiated the countdown for Artemis II at 20:44 UTC! Launch is scheduled for April 1st at 22:24 UTC with a 2-hour launch window. This. Is. Really. Happening.

NASA called stations 10 minutes before initiating the Artemis II countdown.

Mentioned as: nasaNarrative GeneralMar 30, 2026L-49 HOURS, 40 MINUTES AND COUNTING! Following call to stations 10 minutes ago, NASA officially initiated the countdown for Artemis II at 20:44 UTC! Launch is scheduled for April 1st at 22:24 UTC with a 2-hour launch window. This. Is. Really. Happening.

NASA held an Artemis II briefing.

Mentioned as: nasaNarrative GeneralMar 30, 2026Starlink Group 10-44 casually interrupting the Artemis II briefing

NASA introduced the Moon Mascot for the Artemis II mission.

Mentioned as: nasaNarrative GeneralMar 27, 2026RT by @GewoonLukas_: Introducing the Moon Mascot for the Artemis II mission! The zero gravity indicator for the Moonbound crew was selected from thousands of submissions from over 50 countries and is named “Rise.” The design was inspired by the iconic Earthrise moment from the Apollo 8 mission. pic.

NASA will hold Ignition the next morning.

Mentioned as: nasaNarrative GeneralMar 25, 2026You might see me noticeably absent from discussions of NASA's sweeping list of new policies, notably of @NASAArtemis, over the past weeks (especially of today's). I really need time to digest them first, but I promise I'll make my comments soon here.

NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman plans to share NASA’s plans for the future across many programs on Tuesday.

Mentioned as: nasaNarrative PlanMar 25, 2026You might see me noticeably absent from discussions of NASA's sweeping list of new policies, notably of @NASAArtemis, over the past weeks (especially of today's). I really need time to digest them first, but I promise I'll make my comments soon here.

NASA is aligning its workforce, industry partners, international and commercial partners, and the broader space community to execute the national space policy.

Mentioned as: nasaNarrative GeneralMar 25, 2026I am still obviously cautiously optimistic of where NASA is heading towards in most of its areas - quite a few new announcements are ones that I applaud - but for many others I question how they will be executed. And I definitely have big worries.

NASA’s national space policy includes returning to the Moon, building a Moon base, and developing the first interplanetary nuclear-powered spacecraft.

Mentioned as: nasaNarrative GeneralMar 25, 2026I am still obviously cautiously optimistic of where NASA is heading towards in most of its areas - quite a few new announcements are ones that I applaud - but for many others I question how they will be executed. And I definitely have big worries.

NASA is building NASAMoonBase to support a sustained human presence on the Moon.

Mentioned as: nasaNarrative GeneralMar 24, 2026RT by @AJ_FI: To build a sustained human presence on the Moon, we are building @NASAMoonBase, prioritizing surface operations and scalable infrastructure. - Frequent robotic landings and mobility testing including MoonFall drones - Starting in 2027 nearly monthly cadence of equipment and… pic.
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