The European spacecraft powering the Artemis Moon missions could one day peel off for its own adventure after bringing astronauts back to Earth.

On its way to and from visiting the Moon, the 33 engines of the ESA’s European Service Module are keeping Orion on track, as ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The Orion Crew Module officially parted ways with the European Service Module that has powered, cooled, and propelled the four ...

As the historic Artemis II mission nears its end with a scheduled splashdown tonight (April 10) at 8:07 p.m. EDT, NASA is monitoring a helium leak in Orion’s European Service Module propulsion system.

Erie native Leah Struchen Deans was at the engineering console in Houston during the Artemis II flight and will help engineer ...

The European Space Agency’s fourth Orion service module arrived at NASA Kennedy Space Center in January, joining European Service Module 3, which arrived in September 2024. Spacecraft for Artemis V ...

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