New images from Odysseus moon lander released - CBS News

Derrick Pitts is chief astronomer at The Franklin Institute,a science museum in Philadelphia.*Intuitive Machines Inc (LUNR)

NASA Administrator to Discuss Science With Crew Aboard Station

Administrator Bill Nelson announces the end of Ingenuity Mars Helicopter - planetary science

A final batch of data from Ingenuity is pending as it is still in contact with NASA.

NASA Discusses Upcoming Artemis Crew Missions (Jan. 09, 2024) - starts at 5:17

New Timetable for Artemis Crewed Missions:Artemis II - September 2025;Artemis III Lunar landing:September 2026 Why:Analysis of Artemis I data brought certain potential flaws to NASA's attention.Specifically,1.A small amount of charring that they hadn't expected occurred on the Orion heat shield,and they need to work through that to be comfortable with crew safety.2.A circuit issue with the life support system needs to be worked through.3.An issue with the launch abort system was identified and needs to be resolved.4.SpaceX has had setbacks with its Starship spacecraft,which is to serve as the lunar lander for the Artemis III astronauts.They need more time to process the issues and will do an uncrewed test with Starship landing on the Moon and then returning to Earth.The first priority is astronaut safety.We're not going till we're ready,NASA Administrator Bill Nelson said.He doesn't think China will get astronauts to the Moon first.NASA and its industry partners are comfortable with the new schedule.

NASA 2023: Nothing is Beyond Our Reach

Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena Independent Study Report - NASA

NASA Hosts National Space Council Meeting, Vice President Chairs Event

NASA Hosts National Space Council Meeting, Vice President Chairs Event: Vice President Kamala Harris highlighted the importance of climate, human spaceflight, and STEM education during the Biden-Harris Administration’s second National Space Council meeting Friday, held at NASA’s Johnson Space Center in Houston.

Artemis I Big Picture Briefing - NASA