Artemis I images

Artemis I

Artemis I images

Artemis I: SLS (Space Launch System)

Space Launch System (SLS) sheet 1
Space Launch System (SLS) sheet 1
Space Launch System (SLS) sheet 2
Space Launch System (SLS) sheet 2

Artemis I: Orion (CM + CMA + SM)

Orion (CM + CMA + SM) sheet 1
Orion (CM + CMA + SM) sheet 1
Orion (CM + CMA + SM) sheet 2
Orion (CM + CMA + SM) sheet 2
Orion cameras
Orion cameras

Artemis I: Components

1. Launch Abort System (LAS)
1. Launch Abort System (LAS)
2. Crew Module (CM)
2. Crew Module (CM)
2.1 Crew Module Adapter (CMA)
2.1 Crew Module Adapter (CMA)
3. Service Module (SM/ESM)
3. Service Module (SM/ESM)
European Service Module (ESM) Propulsion
Service Module (SM/ESM) propulsion
Orion Pressure Vessel
Orion Pressure Vessel
3.1 Orion (CM + CMA + SM)
3.1 Orion (CM + CMA + SM)
3.2 Orion (CM + CMA + SM) with Solar Arrays (SA)
3.2 Orion (CM + CMA + SM) with Solar Arrays (SA)
4. Service Module Panels
4. Service Module Panels
5. Orion with Spacecraft Adapter (SA)
5. Orion with Spacecraft Adapter (SA)
6. Orion Stage Adapter
6. Orion Stage Adapter
7. ICPS
7. ICPS
7. ICPS
7. ICPS
8. RL10 Engine
8. RL10 Engine
9. Launch Vehicle Stage Adapter (LVSA)
9. Launch Vehicle Stage Adapter (LVSA)

Artemis I: Core Stage

Core Stage
Core Stage
10.1 Liquid Oxygen Tank (LOX)
10.1 Liquid Oxygen Tank (LOX)
10.2 Liquid Hydrogen Tank (LH2)
10.2 Liquid Hydrogen Tank (LH2)
10. Core Stage
10. Core Stage
SLS System Configurations
SLS System Configurations

Artemis I: RS-25 Engines

RS-25 engines sheet
RS-25 engines sheet
11. RS-25 engine
11. RS-25 engine

Artemis I: Stacking Core Stage

Artemis I: Boosters

Solid Rocket Booster (SRB) sheet 1
Solid Rocket Booster (SRB) sheet 1
Solid Rocket Booster (SRB) sheet 2
Solid Rocket Booster (SRB) sheet 2
Solid Rocket Booster (SRB)
Solid Rocket Booster (SRB)
Solid Rocket Boosters (SRB)
Solid Rocket Boosters (SRB)
Solid Rocket Booster (SRB) Aft Skirt
Solid Rocket Booster (SRB) Aft Skirt
Solid Rocket Booster (SRB)
Solid Rocket Booster (SRB)

Artemis I: Crawler Transporter (CT), Mobile Launcher Platform (MLP) and Launch Pad (LP 39B)

Crawler Transporter (CT)
Crawler Transporter (CT)
Mobile Launcher Platform (MLP)
Mobile Launcher Platform (MLP)
LC-39B
LC-39B

Artemis I: Launch Pad 39B Umbilicals and Launch Accessories

Umbilicals and Launch Accessories
Umbilicals and Launch Accessories

Artemis I: Launch Day

Artemis I from top of tower
Artemis I from top of tower
Artemis I with camera 814
Artemis I with camera 814
Artemis I with camera 917
Artemis I with camera 917
Artemis I Launch 16-11-2022
Artemis I Launch 16-11-2022
Artemis I Launch 16-11-2022
Artemis I Launch 16-11-2022

Artemis I: In flight

Artemis I Flight Day 8
Artemis I Flight Day 8
Artemis I Flight Day 9 Looking back at the Moon
Artemis I Flight Day 9 Looking back at the Moon
Artemis I Flight Day 20 Far side of the Moon
Artemis I Flight Day 20 Far side of the Moon
Artemis I photo taken by the navigational system (secondary camera)
Artemis I photo taken by the navigational system (secondary camera)
Artemis I Flight Day 24
Artemis I Flight Day 24
Artemis I Flight Day 26 20000 miles from Earth and 9600 mph
Artemis I Flight Day 26 20000 miles from Earth and 9600 mph

Reentry, splashdown and recovery

1739 Artemis I reentry before separation
1739 Artemis I reentry before separation
1820 Artemis I reentry before first blackout
1820 Artemis I reentry before first blackout
1827 Artemis I reentry view from upper hatch
1827 Artemis I reentry view from upper hatch
1833 Artemis I reentry roll reversals
1833 Artemis I reentry roll reversals
1834 Artemis I reentry
1834 Artemis I reentry
1837 Artemis I reentry two drogues parachutes
1837 Artemis I reentry two drogues parachutes
1838 Artemis I reentry three main parachutes
1838 Artemis I reentry three main parachutes
1839 Artemis I Splashdown
1839 Artemis I Splashdown
1841 Artemis I reentry
1841 Artemis I reentry
1928 Artemis I Pacific Ocean
1928 Artemis I Pacific Ocean
Artemis I recovery cradle
Artemis I recovery cradle
Artemis I Flight Day 26 Orion in Pacific Ocean
Artemis I Flight Day 26 Orion in Pacific Ocean

Artemis I: Patch and boarding

Artemis I patch
Artemis I patch
Artemis I Boarding Bert van der Waal van Dijk
Artemis I Boarding Bert van der Waal van Dijk

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