T.J. Muscaro
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T.J. Muscaro is an award-winning reporter and NASA Correspondent for The Epoch Times, covering the Artemis program, Space Force, and other public and private ambitions within the growing space industry. Based in Tampa, Florida, he also covers stories of extreme weather and disaster relief, as well as various matters of national and international politics.
LATEST
NASA Rolls Out Key Section of Artemis III Rocket
It comes as Blue Origin continues to make progress on its lunar lander development.
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The Grand Vision Behind the Artemis II Mission
The 10-day lunar flyby was the first domino of NASA’s international movement to go back to the moon and establish a base before communist China.
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Artemis II Crew Reflect on Mission, Look Ahead to Artemis III
All four astronauts were relatively unaware of the impact their mission had on the world until they got home.
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How Artemis II Crew Named the Moon’s Carroll Crater
Jacob Richardson, Artemis II’s deputy lunar science lead, told The Epoch Times the crew began considering name-worthy lunar features weeks before launch.
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Mission Complete: Artemis II Astronauts Return Home to Houston
Mission leaders celebrated the successful moonshot and look forward to gathering all of the flight data in preparation for Artemis III.
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Lawmakers Celebrate Successful Artemis II Moonshot
They also touted American space efforts as a constant for bipartisan cooperation.
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Artemis II Mission Ends With Splashdown Off San Diego
All four crew members were reported to be in great health by medical staff.
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Artemis II Astronauts to Return Home Today: What to Know
As essentially a man-made meteor, the Orion spacecraft Integrity will reach speeds nearing 24,000 mph as it streaks through the atmosphere.
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Artemis II Astronauts Prepare for Reentry, Splashdown
Preparations are underway for the record-breaking spacecraft to splash down in the Pacific Ocean shortly after 8 p.m. ET on April 10.
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Homeward Bound: Artemis II Leaves Lunar Space, Reveals ‘Earthset’ Photos
The world, meanwhile, awaits enthralled with the pictures being released.
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NASA Rolls Out Key Section of Artemis III Rocket
It comes as Blue Origin continues to make progress on its lunar lander development.
|
The Grand Vision Behind the Artemis II Mission
The 10-day lunar flyby was the first domino of NASA’s international movement to go back to the moon and establish a base before communist China.
|
Artemis II Crew Reflect on Mission, Look Ahead to Artemis III
All four astronauts were relatively unaware of the impact their mission had on the world until they got home.
|
How Artemis II Crew Named the Moon’s Carroll Crater
Jacob Richardson, Artemis II’s deputy lunar science lead, told The Epoch Times the crew began considering name-worthy lunar features weeks before launch.
|
Mission Complete: Artemis II Astronauts Return Home to Houston
Mission leaders celebrated the successful moonshot and look forward to gathering all of the flight data in preparation for Artemis III.
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Lawmakers Celebrate Successful Artemis II Moonshot
They also touted American space efforts as a constant for bipartisan cooperation.
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Artemis II Mission Ends With Splashdown Off San Diego
All four crew members were reported to be in great health by medical staff.
|
Artemis II Astronauts to Return Home Today: What to Know
As essentially a man-made meteor, the Orion spacecraft Integrity will reach speeds nearing 24,000 mph as it streaks through the atmosphere.
|
Artemis II Astronauts Prepare for Reentry, Splashdown
Preparations are underway for the record-breaking spacecraft to splash down in the Pacific Ocean shortly after 8 p.m. ET on April 10.
|
Homeward Bound: Artemis II Leaves Lunar Space, Reveals ‘Earthset’ Photos
The world, meanwhile, awaits enthralled with the pictures being released.
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