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Launching a new crew
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The plan moving forward for Artemis I ...

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And Webb's new look
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a few of the stories
 to tell you about – This Week at NASA.

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NASA's SpaceX Crew-5 mission launched to
 the International Space Station on Oct. 5.

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Crew-5 will spend
 six months on the station

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conducting research and technology
 demonstrations that benefit

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people on Earth and lays the groundwork
 for future Artemis

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human exploration missions to the Moon
 and eventually to Mars.

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In the wake of Hurricane
 Ian, teams at our Kennedy Space Center

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are looking at the Nov. 12 through Nov. 27

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timeframe for the next Artemis
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Artemis I updates are available
 at blogs.nasa.gov/artemis.

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A new Webb Space
 Telescope image of a spiral galaxy

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and an elliptical galaxy, combined
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is helping researchers
 study the effects of interstellar dust

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and helped them identify a previously
 unknown lensed galaxy for the first time.

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On Oct. 2, NASA's
 Solar Dynamics Observatory

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captured the Sun emitting an X1
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X-class flares can impact radio
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grids on Earth and pose risks
 to spacecraft and astronauts in space.

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That's what's up this week @NASA.