NASA launches robot to save Swift telescope falling to Earth(bbc.com)

15 points by msadowski 3 months ago | 5 comments

Iran launched unsuccessful attack on UK's Diego Garcia(bbc.com)

106 points by alephnerd 7 months ago | 256 comments

People returned to live in Pompeii's ruins, archaeologists say(bbc.com)

82 points by bookofjoe 1 year ago | 10 comments

Air France and Airbus found guilty of manslaughter over 2009 plane crash(bbc.com)

101 points by baal80spam 5 months ago | 75 comments

How did Banksy erect a statue in Central London?(bbc.co.uk)

66 points by monooso 5 months ago | 35 comments

Iran faces unprecedented drought as water crisis hits Tehran(bbc.com)

43 points by FridayoLeary 11 months ago | 38 comments

Artemis II crew see first glimpse of far side of Moon [video](bbc.com)

491 points by mooreds 6 months ago | 375 comments

BBC News video showing the Artemis II crew getting their first view of the far side of the Moon.

Artemis II Photo Timeline(artemistimeline.com)

353 points by geerlingguy 6 months ago | 26 comments

An interactive timeline of photos and videos from NASA's Artemis II crewed lunar flyby mission, March–April 2026, filterable by camera and crew-taken shots.

Artemis II Launch Day Updates(nasa.gov)

1046 points by apitman 6 months ago | 905 comments

NASA live blog providing launch day updates for the crewed Artemis II mission around the Moon, with a live stream of the four-astronaut crew.

Artemis II is not safe to fly(idlewords.com)

755 points by idlewords 6 months ago | 481 comments

Idle Words essay by Maciej Cegłowski arguing that NASA's Artemis II crewed lunar mission is unsafe due to unresolved Orion heat shield problems.

Artemis II safely splashes down(cbsnews.com)

1235 points by areoform 6 months ago | 402 comments

CBS News live updates on NASA's Artemis II crew splashing down in the Pacific off San Diego after their crewed moon mission.

How NASA built Artemis II’s fault-tolerant computer(cacm.acm.org)

571 points by speckx 6 months ago | 215 comments

Communications of the ACM news article on how NASA engineered a fail-silent, fault-tolerant computer architecture for the Artemis II crewed Moon mission.