With less than a month from the earliest launch window for the Artemis II mission around the Moon, the crew has been fully immersed in training. Rollout of the rocket and spacecraft to the launchpad is scheduled for no earlier than Jan. 17. | NASA Artemis

Fiery rocket plumes 🔥 This Artemis I launch supercomputer simulation shows how the rocket's exhaust plumes interact with the air, water, and the launchpad. Colors indicate pressure levels—red for high pressure and blue for low pressure. The teal contours illustrate where water is present. This simulation is helping engineers redesign the launch pad and mobile launcher that will send astronauts to space aboard Artemis II. Learn more:https://go.nasa.gov/48TLnGL | NASA Ames Research Center

2.6K views · 158 reactions | Artemis II is the first mission in NASA's Artemis Program that will send astronauts around the Moon—and the rocket that will send them there is coming together! Check it out as Marshall technicians assemble the launch vehicle stage adapter, a key link in NASA's Space Launch System, for Artemis II: | NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center | Facebook

84K views · 2.6K reactions | Another busy week for the Artemis II crew. The crew practiced simulations inside of the mockup of the Orion spacecraft, met with the lunar geology team, and brought their kids to work to learn more about the day-to-day life of an Artemis astronaut! | NASA Artemis | Facebook

4.6M views · 185K reactions | ☀ MUST SEE: The Artemis 1 launch lit up the sky and turned night to day briefly. A historic moment and stunning sight. | WESH 2 News | Facebook