Artemis 2

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first crewed flight in the Artemis program. 
Artemis 2, EM-2, Exploration Mission 2, SLS-2, Space Launch System 2

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Artemis 2 Crew Portrait.jpgArtemis 2 map march 2023.jpg

Artemis 3 – Artemis program – Christina Koch – Exploration Mission 1 – Gregory Reid Wiseman – Jeremy Hansen – Kennedy Space Center Launch Complex 39 – Kennedy Space Center Launch Complex 39B – National Aeronautics and Space Administration – Orion – Space Launch System Block 1 – Victor J. Glover – 
2024-01-01T00:00:00Z
2016-07-20T00:00:00Z
2016
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Alongside the iconic Vehicle Assembly Building at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida, teams with the agency’s Exploration Ground Systems and supporting contractors conduct prototype testing of a new rainbird system on March 24, 2021.Alongside the iconic Vehicle Assembly Building at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida, teams with the agency’s Exploration Ground Systems and supporting contractors conduct prototype testing of a new rainbird system on March 24, 2021.
Artemis 2 TrajectoryArtemis 2 Trajectory
Artemis 2 map october 2021.jpgArtemis 2 map october 2021.jpg
Artemis III Flight Hardware - Crew Module Adapter (jsc2022e046259)Artemis III Flight Hardware - Crew Module Adapter (jsc2022e046259)
Artemis III Flight Hardware - Crew Module Adapter (jsc2022e046260)Artemis III Flight Hardware - Crew Module Adapter (jsc2022e046260)
Artemis III Flight Hardware - Crew Module (jsc2022e046261)Artemis III Flight Hardware - Crew Module (jsc2022e046261)
Artemis III Flight Hardware, CM and CMA (KSC-20220120-PH-FMX01 0001)Artemis III Flight Hardware, CM and CMA (KSC-20220120-PH-FMX01 0001)
Artemis III Flight Hardware, CM and CMA (KSC-20220120-PH-FMX01 0006)Artemis III Flight Hardware, CM and CMA (KSC-20220120-PH-FMX01 0006)
Artemis III Flight Hardware, CM and CMA (KSC-20220120-PH-FMX01 0016)Artemis III Flight Hardware, CM and CMA (KSC-20220120-PH-FMX01 0016)
Artemis II Mission.pngArtemis II Mission.png
Artemis II Mission.pngArtemis II Mission.png
Artemis II Poster - 11 x 17 (ArtemisII Poster 11x17 300ppi CMYK)Artemis II Poster - 11 x 17 (ArtemisII Poster 11x17 300ppi CMYK)
Artemis II Rainbird Testing (KSC-20210324-PH-JBS01 0094)Artemis II Rainbird Testing (KSC-20210324-PH-JBS01 0094)
Artemis II mission map Sept 2020Artemis II mission map Sept 2020
EM-2 TrajectoryEM-2 Trajectory
EM-2 mission pathEM-2 mission path
IOP/SS Prototype Testing outside the VAB for Artemis II.IOP/SS Prototype Testing outside the VAB for Artemis II.
ISVV-1 Artemis Emergency Egress Demonstration (KSC-20240811-PH-KLS02 0426)ISVV-1 Artemis Emergency Egress Demonstration (KSC-20240811-PH-KLS02 0426)
ISVV-1 Artemis Emergency Egress Demonstration (KSC-20240811-PH-KLS02 1552)ISVV-1 Artemis Emergency Egress Demonstration (KSC-20240811-PH-KLS02 1552)
ISVV-1 Artemis Emergency Egress Demonstration - Close Out Crew (KSC-20240813-PH-KLS01 0002)ISVV-1 Artemis Emergency Egress Demonstration - Close Out Crew (KSC-20240813-PH-KLS01 0002)
NASA graphic showing the planned mission path of Artemis II.NASA graphic showing the planned mission path of Artemis II.
The jettison, abort, and attitude control motors for Artemis II are secured on a work stand inside the Launch Abort System Facility at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida on Nov. 17, 2021.The jettison, abort, and attitude control motors for Artemis II are secured on a work stand inside the Launch Abort System Facility at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida on Nov. 17, 2021.
Water flows through a small-scale, 3D-printed nozzle during prototype testing of a new rainbird system on March 24, 2021, at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida.Water flows through a small-scale, 3D-printed nozzle during prototype testing of a new rainbird system on March 24, 2021, at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida.
• Exploration Mission 2.webm (Wikimedia)
TypeDateDescriptionKeywordsNotesSource
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major2024rocket launch Kennedy Space Center Launch Complex 39BWikidata
personChristina KochWikidata
personGregory Reid WisemanWikidata
personJeremy HansenWikidata
personVictor J. GloverWikidata
image2021Alongside the iconic Vehicle Assembly Building at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida, teams with the agency’s Exploration Ground Systems and supporting contractors conduct prototype testing of a new rainbird system on March 24, 2021.Wikimedia
image2019Artemis 2 TrajectoryWikimedia
image2023Artemis 2 map october 2021.jpgWikimedia
imageArtemis III Flight Hardware - Crew Module Adapter (jsc2022e046259)Wikimedia
imageArtemis III Flight Hardware - Crew Module Adapter (jsc2022e046260)Wikimedia
imageArtemis III Flight Hardware - Crew Module (jsc2022e046261)Wikimedia
imageArtemis III Flight Hardware, CM and CMA (KSC-20220120-PH-FMX01 0001)Wikimedia
imageArtemis III Flight Hardware, CM and CMA (KSC-20220120-PH-FMX01 0006)Wikimedia
image2022Artemis III Flight Hardware, CM and CMA (KSC-20220120-PH-FMX01 0016)Wikimedia
image2022Artemis II Mission.pngWikimedia
image2022Artemis II Mission.pngWikimedia
image2023Artemis II Poster - 11 x 17 (ArtemisII Poster 11x17 300ppi CMYK)Wikimedia
image2021Artemis II Rainbird Testing (KSC-20210324-PH-JBS01 0094)Wikimedia
imageArtemis II mission map Sept 2020Wikimedia
image2018EM-2 TrajectoryWikimedia
image2012EM-2 mission pathWikimedia
image2021IOP/SS Prototype Testing outside the VAB for Artemis II.Wikimedia
imageISVV-1 Artemis Emergency Egress Demonstration (KSC-20240811-PH-KLS02 0426)Wikimedia
imageISVV-1 Artemis Emergency Egress Demonstration (KSC-20240811-PH-KLS02 1552)Wikimedia
imageISVV-1 Artemis Emergency Egress Demonstration - Close Out Crew (KSC-20240813-PH-KLS01 0002)Wikimedia
image2021NASA graphic showing the planned mission path of Artemis II.Wikimedia
image2021The jettison, abort, and attitude control motors for Artemis II are secured on a work stand inside the Launch Abort System Facility at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida on Nov. 17, 2021.Wikimedia
image2021Water flows through a small-scale, 3D-printed nozzle during prototype testing of a new rainbird system on March 24, 2021, at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida.Wikimedia
video2016Exploration Mission 2.webmWikimedia
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