Artemis Ii is a topic tracked in our intelligence system with 5 linked articles.
The piece argues that 15 years and roughly $100 billion spent on federal cloud modernization have produced internal walls (Advana, RAVEN, DFARS data rights) that hinder cross-agency collaboration, and it advocates a procedure-sharing approach to replace proprietary content sharing with state/interface sharing.
Artemis II's Integrity capsule splashed down in the Pacific near San Diego around 5:07 p.m. PT.
Artemis II returns after a nine-day mission, with a Pacific splashdown near San Diego at about 5:07 PM PT, followed by Navy recovery and medical checks on the USS John P. Murtha; the flight set a record for the farthest distance humans have traveled from Earth.
Artemis II crew captured high-quality deep-space photos of a total solar eclipse, adding to NASA’s Earth/Moon imagery.
Artemis II is poised to set a new Earth-distance record (~252,757 miles), beating Apollo 13’s 248,655-mile mark, with the milestone expected at 1:56 PM ET during a six-hour lunar flyby.
A live Artemis II mission timeline tracker provides NASA-sourced timestamps and current flight-day data with links to the official timeline PDF and a stream.
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