Artemis II: The Astronauts’ Journey to the Moon

The entire trajectory of the Artemis II mission: crew, speed, distance, food, lunar flyby, and return to Earth. Swipe to see →

ARTEMIS II: THE COMPLETE JOURNEY OF...

On April 1, 2026, at 12:15 UTC, NASA's SLS (Space Launch System) rocket tore through the Florida sky carrying four astronauts toward the...

THE CREW: WHO ARE THE FOUR ASTRONAUTS

The selection of the Artemis II crew was announced by NASA in April 2023, marking the first time in over half a century that astronauts...

THE SPACECRAFT: ORION AND THE EUROPEAN...

The Orion capsule is the most advanced spacecraft ever built for human transport in deep space. With a diameter of 5 meters and capacity...

PHASE 1: THE LAUNCH — FROM KENNEDY TO...

The launch occurred from Launch Complex 39B, Kennedy Space Center, Florida. The SLS Block 1 measures 98 meters, weighs 2,608 tons, and...

PHASE 2: TRANS-LUNAR TRANSIT — 3 DAYS...

After the TLI, the Orion followed a free-return trajectory — the same technique used in the Apollo missions. If all propulsion systems...

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