Artemis coverage Date Time (EDT) Time (UTC) Time (CEST) Phase Event Description Florida Amsterdam Mar 27, 2026 2:15 PM 18:15 20:15 Pre-launch Crew arrival + media Q&A Crew arrival and media questions Mar 29, 2026 11:30 AM 15:30 17:30 Pre-launch Crew virtual Q&A Astronauts answer questions from quarantine Mar 29, […]
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Artemis II sequence of events Down Blog Coverage Dashboard Images Missions Time Trajectory Tracker Webcams Current step in sequence Mission Elapsed Time (MET) Artemis II (DD-UU-MM-SS): Oplopende timer Launch Time: 01-04-2026 06:35:00 p.m. EDT Launch Time: 01-04-2026 22:34:00 UTC Launch Time: 02-04-2026 00:35:00 CEST Duration: 10 days Splashdown: 00-00-2026 UU-MM-SS UTC (+2 is CEST) Artemis
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Artemis III trajectory Artemis Dashboard 28-04-2026 TBD 07-07-2026 The journey consists of these main steps: 1 Launch Four astronauts launch from KSC aboard SLS). The crew travels in the Orion spacecraft. 2 Enter Low Earth Orbit Orion reaches a stable orbit around Earth. The crew checks all spacecraft systems and prepares for the next phase
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Artemis III sequence of events Down Artemis missions Artemis program Dashboard Images III Time Trajectory III Webcams Artemis III: Blue Origin – Blue Glenn + Blue Moon Rollout Expected. Artemis III: SpaceX – Starship + Human Landing System (HLS) Rollout Expected. Artemis III: NASA – Space Launch System (SLS) + Orion Pre-Rollout en Rollout 3
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Artemis III images (old-new) Artemis Dashboard 02-08-2023 Artemis III ICPS from ULA to Florida 28-04-2026 Artemis III Core stage arrives at KSC 09-06-2026 Artemis III Crew 04-07-2026 Final Artemis III SLS Booster segments en route to KSC NASA Logo modern Footnote Sources: Aerospace dashboard, funkystuff.org Outgoing: NASA Keywords: Artemis III images
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Artemis III Artemis Dashboard Artemis III sequence of events 01-02-2026 The original intention was for the astronauts of Artemis III to land on the moon. In February 2026, it was decided to increase the frequency of launches to retain more knowledge and experience within NASA. Artemis II was added as an additional mission to precede