Project Artemis

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The Artemis Program is a NASA-led multinational lunar exploration program that will reestablish human presence on the Moon since Apollo 17 in 1972. It was formally established in 2017 as a replacement/successor to the Space Shuttle and Constellation programs, aiming to make the first two crewed landings on the Moon in the 21st century by 2028

Artemis 2 during its closest approach to the Moon, 2026-Apr-6

Orion splashes down the Pacific Ocean following the successful EFT-1 mission

Artemis 1 beyond the Earth and the Moon

The crew of Artemis 2 (Clockwise from left: Christina Koch, Victor Glover, Jeremy Hansen, Reid Wiseman)

Project Artemis
(2014–Present)
Mission Start End
Exploration
Flight Test-1
2014-Dec-5
Maiden flight of the Orion spacecraft.
Launched on a Delta IV-Heavy
Artemis 1 2022-Nov-162022-Dec-11
Maiden flight of the SLS rocket.
Inserted into a distant retrograde orbit around the Moon
Artemis 2
(Integrity)
2026-Apr-12026-Apr-10
Ten-day high altitude flyby of the Moon.
First crewed mission to the Moon with a female and non-American astronauts onboard
Artemis 3 Mid-2027
Crewed test flight of either one or two HLS landers in low Earth orbit
Artemis 4 Early 2028
Planned to be the first crewed lunar landing since Apollo 17.
Lunar landing via a Starship HLS or Blue Moon MK. II
Artemis 5 Late 2028
Second lunar landing, a few months after Artemis 4.
Lunar landing via a Starship HLS or Blue Moon MK. II
Timeline of the Artemis Program (2014–Present)

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