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Roman Space Telescope Set to Launch Sunday on SpaceX Falcon Heavy

A monthlong cruise to the Sun–Earth L2 point will be followed by about 100 days of in‑space deployment and mirror alignment so full science operations are targeted for January 2027.

A Century After Goddard’s First Liquid‑Fueled Rocket, Spaceflight Takes Stock

NASA Targets Jan. 17 Rollout as Artemis II Sets Up for Late-January Fueling Rehearsal

NASA Holds to Mid-January Rollout as Artemis II Targets Early February Launch

NASA Stacks Artemis II for Early February Launch as Agency Delays Artemis III and Reopens Lander Competition

Orion Enters VAB for Stacking as Artemis II Advances Toward 2026 Launch

NASA Opens Artemis II Name Sign-Up and Sets October Media Viewing of Fully Stacked Moon Rocket