Feb. 14, 2026

NASA Stennis proves water systems ready for Artemis... - February 14, 2026

NASA Stennis proves water systems ready for Artemis... - February 14, 2026
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Tonight: NASA Stennis proves water systems ready for Artemis IV upper stage trials. Plus what to see in the night sky.

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Calarogashark Media. This is sleep from Space. A major water

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system activation at the Thad Cochrane Test Stand has moved

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NASA Stenis Space Center a step closer to green run

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testing of the Exploration Upper stage for the Artemis AFEM mission.

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The activation exercised new cooling hardware and pushed the site's

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high pressure industrial water network to full capacity in preparation

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for operating the more powerful upper stage. T Look for

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the snow moon two nights ago. February typically sees the

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heaviest snowfall, giving this full moon its wintry name. The

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constellation Gemini rides high tonight. Find the two bright stars

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Castor and Pollocks above Orion. Castor is actually six stars

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in one, so you'll need a telescope to split them.

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A small space rock named twenty twenty five DQ makes

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a close approach in about seven days. It's roughly car sized,

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passing roughly three times the Moon's distance. Scientists will be

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watching the Sun's been putting on a show with high

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magnetic complexity right now. There's a moderate chance you might

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see auroras if you're far enough north Face north after

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nine pm for the best view. A falcon nine lifts

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off tomorrow from Vandenberg Space Force Base, California. SpaceX is

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putting Starlink Internet satellites into orbit. This is Sleep from Space,

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your AI curated guide to the Cosmos. Sources include NASA

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and space news from around the world. Goodnight,