NASA Abandons Trajectory Correction as Artemis II Navigates Perfect Lunar Path NASA’s Artemis II spacecraft executed an unprecedented maneuver Tuesday, skipping its first planned trajectory correction burn after confirming the mission’s outbound path to the Moon was flawless. Flight controllers at the Johnson Space Center confirmed the spacecraft’s alignment with its target trajectory was within 0.01% of expected parameters, a level of precision rare in deep-space missions. This decision to forgo the burn marks a critical milestone, as it reduces fuel consumption and allows the crew to focus on scientific...