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a u.s commercial spacecraft departs\h
the space station more supplies and\h\h

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hardware are delivered to the station and a\h
moniker for the artemis one missions moonikin\h\h

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a few of the stories to tell you about this week\h
at nasa on june 29th a northrop grumman cygnus\h\h

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spacecraft left the international space station\h
four months after it arrived with about 8 000\h\h

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pounds of scientific experiments and supplies for\h
the orbiting laboratory the spacecraft was named\h\h

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after storied nasa mathematician catherine\h
johnson who broke through barriers of gender\h\h

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and race to calculate orbital mechanics for\h
some of the first u.s human space flights\h\h

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an uncrewed russian progress cargo ship arrived\h
at the space station on july 1st two days after\h\h

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launching from the baikonur cosmodrome in\h
kazakhstan the progress which was packed with\h\h

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more than 3 600 pounds of food fuel and supplies\h
for the expedition 65 crew will spend almost five\h\h

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months at the station the official name of the\h
mannequin launching on our uncrewed artemis one\h\h

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flight test later this year is commander munich\h
and campos the name selected through the public\h\h

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name the moonikin contest is a dedication to\h
arturo campos a key player in bringing apollo 13\h\h

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safely back to earth sensors on the munich and\h
will capture data that will help nasa protect\h\h

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astronauts on artemis ii the first mission in\h
more than 50 years that will send humans around\h\h

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the moon data from nasa's ecosystem spaceborne\h
thermal radiometer experiment on space station was\h\h

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used to map the recent extreme heat in the pacific\h
northwest the deep reds in the map illustrate the\h\h

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120 degree fahrenheit land surface temperatures\h
recorded on june 25th in seattle washington\h\h

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all-time temperature records have fallen\h
in multiple cities in the u.s and canada\h\h

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during this heat wave which the national weather\h
service called historic and dangerous on june\h\h

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30th we marked international asteroid day with\h
a special episode of nasa science live featuring\h\h

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experts talking about all things asteroids you\h
could say that every day is asteroid day at nasa\h\h

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from our missions visiting asteroids in our solar\h
system to finding tracking and monitoring them in\h\h

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an effort to protect our planet from potential\h
impact hazards asteroids are rocky remnants left\h\h

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over from the early formation of our solar system\h
about 4.6 billion years ago there are currently\h\h

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more than one million known asteroids in our solar\h
system nasa's latest software catalog is available\h\h

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for free public download it includes hundreds\h
of programs developed to help explore space\h\h

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that could also be used for applications\h
beneficial to life here on earth for more\h\h

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about the software catalog and our technology\h
transfer program visit technology.nasa.gov that's\h\h