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NASA posts more than 800GB of Artemis II science data online
NASA has published more than 800GB of data from its Artemis II mission on a website called Sights & Sounds of Science.
The collection includes more than 11,000 photos and videos, over 8.5 hours of audio, and images annotated by the crew.
Some annotations show where astronauts saw flashes of light from impacts on the Moon’s dark side.
The crew also recorded themselves telling the ground team in Houston about the flashes.
Such flashes have been seen before, but these may have been among the faintest observed by human eyes.
NASA also released three documents to help people understand and use the data, including preliminary and operational science reports and a user guide.
The material gives the public and researchers a detailed record of the mission’s lunar observations.
NASA posted more than 800GB of Artemis II science data, images and videos online.
The archive includes more than 11,000 photos and videos and over 8.5 hours of audio.
It also contains crew-annotated images, including one marking impact flashes seen on the Moon’s dark side.
NASA released three documents to supplement the data archive.
- Who
- NASA.
- What
- Posted more than 800GB of Artemis II science data, images and videos online.
- When
- This week, according to The Verge article published on October 11, 2026.
- Where
- On NASA’s Artemis II: Sights & Sounds of Science site.
- Why
- The release offers a view inside the Artemis II mission and includes documents to help users with the data.
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- Data archive
- More than 800GB
- Photos and videos
- More than 11,000
- Audio
- Over 8.5 hours
- Supplementary documents
- Three
- Documents
- Artemis II Preliminary Lunar Science Report; Artemis II Lunar Science Operations Report; Artemis II Lunar Science Data User Guide
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