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As the Artemis II crew return to Earth, Starfield on PS5 is a great way to keep your space exploration fantasies alive
This article discusses Starfield's availability on PlayStation 5, drawing parallels between the game's space exploration themes and NASA's Artemis II mission. It highlights Bethesda Game Studios' commitment to supporting Starfield with ongoing content and updates, while acknowledging the game's divisive nature and vast scale.
NASA shares incredible photos from the far side of the Moon
NASA has shared stunning photos from the far side of the Moon, taken during the Artemis II mission. The images include an "Earthset" and a solar eclipse, with astronauts witnessing the satellite completely block the sun. The crew also discovered and proposed names for two new lunar craters.
The Morning After: Apple’s foldable iPhone may be delayed
Apple's planned foldable iPhone may face delays due to unexpected issues encountered during early production, according to Nikkei. Component suppliers have been informed of a potential schedule slip, impacting the device's availability. The article also briefly touches on other news including OpenAI's ChatGPT Voice mode for CarPlay, a Spaceballs sequel release date, and CFTC action against states regulating prediction markets.
'Dad, This Makes Me Want to Play KSP!' — 11-Year-Old Kerbal Space Program Gets Player Boost Amid Artemis II's Mission to the Moon
Kerbal Space Program is experiencing a player surge, with an 11-year-old player expressing renewed interest due to the ongoing Artemis II mission to the Moon. This event has sparked a resurgence in the space simulator's player base.
Artemis II astronaut puts all of our iPhone moon photos to shame
NASA astronaut Reid Wiseman captured a detailed image of the Moon's Chebyshev crater using an iPhone 17 Pro during the Artemis II mission's lunar flyby. The Orion spacecraft reached a record distance of 252,756 miles from Earth. The crew is expected to return to Earth on April 10.
Evening Metaverse
The Artemis II Moon Mission is providing a wholesome event for the internet to follow. Separately, a Walmart-branded Google TV stick has been spotted, potentially serving as a replacement for the Chromecast.
NASA's Artemis II crew just flew farther away from Earth than anyone ever has before
The NASA Artemis II crew has set a new record for the farthest distance traveled from Earth by humans, surpassing the previous record held by Apollo 13. The four astronauts are currently orbiting the Moon, reaching over 250,000 miles from Earth and capturing new images of the lunar far side. The mission is a precursor to future crewed landings on the Moon.
How to watch the historic Artemis II lunar flyby
NASA's Artemis II mission is set to make history with a lunar flyby, allowing the public to watch key moments online via YouTube and NASA+. The mission will break the record for the farthest distance traveled by humans from Earth, with specific events including the closest approach to the Moon and a total solar eclipse view from its far side.
Artemis II arrives in lunar space ahead of its trip around the Moon
The Artemis II spacecraft, carrying astronauts Reid Wiseman, Christina Koch, Victor Glover, and Jeremy Hansen, has entered the Moon's sphere of influence. The mission is set to loop around the far side of the Moon, taking humans farther from Earth than ever before, surpassing the Apollo 13 record. The crew is preparing for a lunar flyby and observation period, with the spacecraft's closest approach to the Moon expected on April 6.
NASA shares breathtaking images of Artemis II astronauts taking in the view from Orion's windows
NASA has shared new images of the Artemis II astronauts gazing at Earth from the Orion spacecraft as they prepare for their lunar flyby. The mission is set to reach its farthest point from Earth on Monday, April 6, surpassing the Apollo 13 record. The crew will also witness a solar eclipse as the Moon passes in front of the Sun.
The latest on the Artemis II mission to the moon, and more science stories
The Artemis II mission has passed the halfway point to the moon with astronauts Reid Wiseman, Victor Glover, Christina Koch, and Jeremy Hansen aboard the Orion spacecraft. Despite minor technical issues with a Surface Pro and a toilet, the mission is proceeding well, with the spacecraft completing its translunar injection burn. Separately, undergraduate students from the University of Chicago discovered a potentially ancient star, SDSSJ0715-7334, using data from the Sloan Digital Sky Survey.
Into the Black
NASA announced a mission to the Moon, detailing the journey and objectives. The announcement highlights advancements in space exploration technology and future lunar endeavors.
The Artemis II crew snapped some mesmerizing photos of Earth
The Artemis II crew captured stunning photographs of Earth during their journey around the Moon, with Commander Reid Wiseman sharing images taken from the Orion capsule. These photos showcase detailed views of our planet, including auroras and zodiacal light. The mission serves as a crucial test for future deep space travel, with a planned return to the Moon for Artemis IV in 2028.
Engadget Podcast: How Apple keeps redefining personal computing at 50
This analysis discusses Apple's 50-year legacy in personal computing and its continued relevance in the industry. The article also touches upon the successful launch of NASA's Artemis II mission and SpaceX's potential IPO, alongside other tech news including a leak from Anthropic and an FCC ban on foreign-made WiFi routers.
The Morning After: NASA’s Artemis II is on a voyage around the Moon
NASA's Artemis II mission successfully launched, marking the first crewed flight around the Moon in the Artemis program. The mission aims to test the Orion capsule's capabilities for future lunar landers, despite minor issues like a malfunctioning onboard toilet. The article also briefly touches on other news including SpaceX's potential IPO, new EVs, Apple executive retirements, battery technology claims, and reviews of audio and projector equipment.
NASA's Artemis II mission has left Earth's orbit
NASA's Artemis II mission has successfully departed Earth's orbit, marking the first human departure from Earth orbit since 1972. The Orion capsule, carrying astronauts Reid Wiseman, Victor Glover, Christina Koch, and Jeremy Hansen, completed a critical engine burn to set its course for a 10-day trip around the moon. Despite minor issues with the onboard toilet and Microsoft Outlook, the mission is proceeding as planned.
Exodus Drops Yet Another Sneak Peek, This Time of a Snow-Covered World
Archetype released a new, short gameplay showcase for their upcoming space exploration game, Exodus. The footage features protagonist Jun Aslan exploring a snow-covered alien planet with mysterious structures. Exodus is slated for a 2027 release on Xbox Series X/S, PlayStation 5, and PC, and is seen as a competitor to The Expanse: Osiris Reborn.
Morning Metaverse
Amazon is reportedly in talks to acquire Globalstar, a move that would allow it to compete with SpaceX's Starlink in the satellite internet market. Separately, NASA's Artemis II crew experienced issues with Microsoft Outlook, requiring remote access from Earth to resolve.
Ny Starfield-film visar mer från den fria rymden
Bethesda has released a new trailer showcasing the upcoming Free Lanes update for Starfield, which aims to improve space exploration. The update, launching on April 7th alongside the paid DLC Terran Armada for PlayStation 5, introduces new regions, autopilot features, and ship crew interactions. It also adds a new resource called X-Tech, asteroid bases, action figures, and pets.
Apparently you can't escape Microsoft Outlook issues even in space as Artemis II astronauts ask NASA for help with…
Astronauts on the Artemis II mission have reported issues with Microsoft Outlook, prompting them to request assistance from NASA. The problems highlight ongoing software challenges even in critical space missions. Microsoft is reportedly working on improving its native Windows applications.
