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Astronaut’s terrifying warning as Artemis approaches its most dangerous moment

NASA says the crew will use a direct return path after Artemis I left more than 100 heat-shield cracks and missing chunks.

Summary by Sydney Morning Herald
A former NASA astronaut fears a repeat of the 2003 Colombia disaster when seven astronauts died.

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Artemis II astronauts prepare for mission’s most dangerous moment: splashdown

Nasa’s moon mission astronauts have travelled farther from Earth than any humans in history - but the most dangerous part of their journey is yet to come.

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Astronaut’s terrifying warning as Artemis approaches its most dangerous moment

A former NASA astronaut fears a repeat of the 2003 Colombia disaster when seven astronauts died.

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Sydney Morning Herald broke the news in Sydney, Australia on Thursday, April 9, 2026.
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