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Margaret Hamilton, an American computer scientist who led the development of software for the Apollo program at MIT, died on September 30 at the age of 90, MIT announced. NASA and tributes highlight her key role in lunar missions and her status as an emblematic figure of women scientists.

French astronaut Sophie Adenot leaves the ISS after 235 days in orbit, setting a European record for duration. She begins her return journey to Earth, with a planned landing in the Pacific before medical follow-up in Houston then Cologne.
Frenchwoman Sophie Adenot completed her third spacewalk in two weeks on Tuesday, leading an all-female team with American Jessica Meir for maintenance operations on the ISS.

Donald Trump presented the Congressional Space Medal of Honor to the crew of Artemis II, which circled the Moon last April, moving more than 406,000 km from Earth.

A week after her first historic outing, French astronaut Sophie Adenot will carry out a new extravehicular outing from the ISS on Tuesday August 25 to complete the replacement of a communications antenna.
Sophie Adenot will become the first French astronaut to carry out a spacewalk from the ISS on Tuesday. Accompanied by the American Anil Menon, she will spend six and a half hours replacing a high-speed communications antenna.