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The move to the launch pad for 
Artemis I …

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A visual treat in the sky …

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And a NASA tech demo hitches
a ride to space …

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a few of the stories
to tell you about – This Week at NASA!

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Teams at our Kennedy Space Center
moved the

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Space Launch System rocket and Orion spacecraft
to launch pad 39B

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ahead of our uncrewed Artemis I 
flight test around the Moon and back.

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Artemis I is currently targeted for launch
no earlier than Nov. 16.

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The second total lunar
eclipse of 2022 happened on Nov. 8.

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This ten-image composite,
captured at Kennedy Space Center,

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shows what the Moon looked like
during various phases of the eclipse.

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If you’re wondering about the next total
lunar eclipse –

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that won’t happen until March 2025.

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NASA’s LOFTID technology demonstration
hitched a ride to space

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with NOAA’s JPSS-2
weather satellite on Nov. 10.

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JPSS-2 is expected to help improve

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weather forecasts,
and LOFTID is an inflatable heat shield

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that could protect spacecraft
during atmospheric entry and re-entry.

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A Northrop Grumman Cygnus resupply spacecraft
launched on Nov. 7

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with more than 8,200 pounds
of science investigations

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and cargo
for the International Space Station.

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This is the company’s
18th space station cargo flight for NASA.