NASA hasn’t taken crews to the lunar surface since the final Apollo mission in 1972.

US shutdown slices NASA: 15,000 workers furloughed, but those on Musk, Bezos projects get a pass. Will they be paid?

Donald Trump had already signalled that his administration will use the shutdown to go beyond temporary furloughs and conduct mass layoffs across several federal agencies. On Wednesday, the warning turned real for NASA, which furloughed over 15,000 civil servants following the shutdown. But not everyone has been grounded. The space agency said that NASA staff…

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Space News Bonanza: NASA’s Artemis, SpaceX Starlink Launch & China’s New Weather Satellite (Sept 27–28, 2025)

NASA’s Artemis, SpaceX Starlink Launch & China’s New Weather Satellite (Sept 27–28, 2025)

Key Facts: NASA’s Artemis II crew named their Orion capsule “Integrity” [1]; SpaceX launched 28 more Starlink satellites on Sept. 28 (booster B1063’s 28th flight) [2]. Europe’s ESA unveiled plans for a life-hunting mission to Saturn’s moon Enceladus [3] and rolled out “Pulse”, a new control system for all ESA satellites [4]. China on Sept….

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TCU Student Uncovers Fashion’s Hidden Costs—And Designs for the Moon » Dallas Innovates

TCU Student Uncovers Fashion’s Hidden Costs—And Designs for the Moon » Dallas Innovates

From left: Charles Freeman, Leslie Browning-Samoni and Adelaide Lovett [Photo: TCU] After learning that microplastic fibers from textiles can lodge in human organs, Texas Christian University senior Adelaide Lovett wanted to explore fashion’s impact far beyond the runway—or even the microscope. That curiosity led to a study published in May in Textiles, a peer-reviewed journal,…

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