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NASA is seeking citizen scientists, industry employees, and volunteers to help track the Artemis 2 spacecraft during its lunar mission in 2026, aiming to enhance understanding of external tracking capabilities and support the agency's transition to a commercial-first approach for future Artemis missions.
NASA is seeking volunteers to passively track the Artemis II mission, a crewed lunar flyby scheduled tentatively for April 2026, to help monitor the Orion capsule's radio signals during its 10-day journey around the Moon, following a similar initiative during Artemis I.
NASA is seeking volunteers to passively track the Artemis II Orion spacecraft during its upcoming lunar mission, aiming to involve the broader aerospace community and enhance commercial tracking capabilities, with responses due by October 27, 2023.