NASA astronauts on the way to the Moon capture Earth using iPhone 17 Pro Max Benjamin Mayo | Apr 6 2026 - 3:10 am PT | Apr 6 2026 - 3:10 am PT The next Apple Shot on iPhone ad campaign is writing itself: the four NASA astronauts currently on the Artemis || mission are taking stunning shots of Earth… …
… WIRED has contacted both NASA and Microsoft for a more detailed explanation on the email outage. …
… That said, earlier today, the NASA Artemis account on X shared a stunning video showcasing Earthshine from the Orion spacecraft. …
The satellite designed by NASA and the Indian Space Research Organization ISRO , known as NISAR NASA-ISRO Synthetic Aperture Radar , was able to capture with unprecedented precision the magnitude and evolution of this phenomenon in different areas of the Mexican capital. …
… AirPods spotted on the International Space Station As a four-person crew travels further in space than any human before today, all eyes are on NASA. NASA astronaut Jessica Meir, who is currently living aboard the International Space Station, posted the coolest workout video recently. …
… The broadcast, as with liftoff, will be available for viewing on NASA+ and streaming platforms such as Amazon Prime, Apple TV, Netflix, and HBO Max. You can also watch on NASA's YouTube livestream below. …
… Credit: NASA The approach reflects how NASA approved personal devices for Artemis II. …
… Commander Reid Wiseman takes stunning photo of the lunar surface Over the past few days, the Artemis II crew has been sharing photos taken on their iPhones , marking the first time NASA has allowed astronauts to ” fly with the latest smartphones ,” per NASA administrator Jared Isaacman’s descriptio… …
… And although this is not the first time an iPhone has been on a space mission, Artemis II marks the first time NASA has given each crew member an iPhone so they can take photos and videos. Apple said it wasn’t involved with NASA’s process for approving iPhones for the Artemis II mission. …
… At a time when various politicians have been questioning NASA’s budget, public support for future crewed space missions plays a vital role in ensuring that politicians provide the funding required. Shot on iPhone on Artemis photos could literally be worth billions to NASA. …