ARTEMIS &
NEXT-GEN FLIGHT
ARTEMIS &NEXT-GEN FLIGHT

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THE RETURN TRIP

Artemis is the return trip fifty years in the making — built to stay, not visit. In 2026 Artemis II carried four astronauts around the Moon and home again.

THE NEW FLEET

SLS stands in the Saturn V's weight class, with Orion the only deep-space-rated capsule. Ahead: south-pole landers, a permanent surface base, and the first bootprints in half a century.

A COUNTDOWN THAT NEVER STOPPED

The Moon is the proving ground; Mars is on the checklist. Our Artemis collection is for the generation that will watch the first person walk on another planet.

8.8M LBSOf liftoff thrust
270,000 MIFarthest human-rated flight
5,000°FThe ride home

DID YOU KNOW?

The Far South

The Far South

Artemis crews will land at the lunar South Pole — terrain no human has ever visited, where water ice hides in permanently shadowed craters.

The Manikin Crew

The Manikin Crew

Artemis I flew instrumented manikins wired with thousands of radiation sensors — crash-test pioneers for the crews to come.

Four Around the Moon

Four Around the Moon

In April 2026, Artemis II carried four astronauts around the far side of the Moon — humanity's first crewed lunar voyage since 1972.