5 Things On Board NASA's Artemis I Mission - National Air and Space Museum
The Artemis I mission, scheduled to launch from Kennedy Space Center on Wednesday, November 16, at 1:04 am ET, is an uncrewed test flight of NASA’s new Moon
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The Artemis I mission, scheduled to launch from Kennedy Space Center on Wednesday, November 16, at 1:04 am ET, is an uncrewed test flight of NASA’s new Moon
Although the Artemis I mission won’t have any astronauts riding along, there are other items on board to commemorate the occasion and conduct science to further the Artemis program and other research projects.
We hope you had a chance to watch the SpaceX Falcon rocket launch its fifth crew member to the International Space Station (ISS) last week. Not long ago,
NASA Artemis I launch will include a moon rock from Apollo 11 and three 'manikins', one is named for Arturo Campos, who helped bring Apollo 13 home.
NASA Artemis I launch will include a moon rock from Apollo 11 and three 'manikins', one is named for Arturo Campos, who helped bring Apollo 13 home.