Mission Control
Coverage of Mission Control in the Nexus archive.
- Taking out a Russian soldier costs twice as much as hitting the Kremlin's infrastructure, Ukraine says
Ukraine reported that its June data showed it costs $3,032 to take out a Russian soldier, compared to $1,487 for hitting an infrastructure facility. Kyiv stated this cost-effectiveness is measurable through the Mission Control system, which analyzes over 230,000 battlefield reports each week. The ministry also estimated that every dollar spent by the Defense Forces on strikes inflicted nearly five dollars' worth of losses on Russia.
- Why Artemis II crew will lose communication with mission control during reentry
The Artemis II crew will conclude their 10-day mission with a scheduled splashdown off the California coast. Communication with mission control will be lost during reentry due to technical constraints.
- Artemis II crew regains contact with Earth after planned blackout | Special Report
The Artemis II crew successfully reestablished communication with mission control following a planned 40-minute blackout during their lunar orbit maneuver. The event was highlighted in a special report anchored by Tony Dokoupil.
- An Artemis 2 astronaut took a 'bath' on camera on the way to the moon. Mission Control's reaction was priceless (video)
NASA astronaut Victor Glover took a towel bath inside the Orion spacecraft during the Artemis 2 mission en route to the moon on April 3, 2026. The incident, captured on camera, elicited a humorous reaction from Mission Control.