NASA releases nearly a terabyte of Artemis II moon mission data
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NASA has released roughly 800 gigabytes of scientific data from the Artemis II mission, the first crewed spacecraft to approach the moon in five decades. The archive includes 11,000 full-resolution images and videos, 8.5 hours of spoken observations, astronaut notes, transcripts, and photographs from cameras aboard the Orion capsule. The agency calls it the first set of planetary science data obtained directly by humans in more than half a century. NASA also published three supporting reports: the Preliminary Lunar Science Report, the Lunar Science Operations Report, and the Lunar Science Data User Guide. The data is open to anyone but aimed mainly at researchers, including planetary geologists and flight engineers.
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