NASA's Intuitive Machines IM-2 mission carrying science and technology for the Moon is set to launch on Feb. 26 from Kennedy Space Center.The mission will deploy the lunar lander Athena to the Moon with NASA investigations to study the lunar environment.It includes demonstrations of resource use, communication systems, laser retroreflectors, and a propulsive drone for lunar exploration.Alongside IM-2, NASA's Lunar Trailblazer spacecraft will map lunar water distribution in orbit.A media teleconference on Feb. 25 will feature speakers discussing the mission's goals and technology.Another teleconference on Feb. 26 will cover the readiness for the lunar delivery launch.Both teleconferences will stream live on NASA's website, with a dial-in option for media questions.Coverage of the launch will begin on NASA+ about 45 minutes before liftoff, with live streaming and blog updates available.Members of the public can virtually attend the launch and engage with NASA on social media platforms using #Artemis.To learn more about NASA's CLPS initiative, visit their website at https://www.nasa.gov/clps.