#Update Window

Artemis II crew weekly update for January 19-23, 2026. We enter quarantine tonight ahead of our wet dress and first launch window! Cheers.

Artemis II crew weekly update for January 5-9, 2026. Less than a month to the earliest launch window. Grateful for the instructors and teams helping prepare us every step of the way. Cheers!

Artemis II crew weekly update for January 26-30, 2026. Significant work week ahead. Family time first. We are ready. Cheers!

Artemis II has officially rolled out, here are my photos of the event. (Also including portraits photo of the crew that will fly aboard the vehicle to the moon) 📸 - @launchheaven #artemis #crew #rollout #photography #spaceflight

Will you be watching the Artemis II launch?!🚀👩‍🚀

Artemis II has left the building! The four-mile journey from the Vehicle Assembly Building (VAB) to Launch Pad 39B will take up to 12 hours. NASA’s crawler-transporter 2 moves at about one mile per hour while carrying the 11-million-pound Artemis II stack. #WeAreGoing

For the first time in a generation, humanity is preparing to leave Earth’s neighborhood once again. Artemis II is not just a mission—it’s a decision. A decision to look beyond what’s familiar, to test ourselves against the unknown, and to prove that exploration is still part of who we are. This flight carries more than a crew. It carries decades of lessons, millions of hands behind the work, and the quiet belief that our future is bigger than the horizon in front of us. Every system checked, every countdown clock started, is a reminder that progress is not automatic—it is chosen. The path forward isn’t easy, and it never has been. But the willingness to try has always defined us. Artemis II doesn’t mark the end of a journey back to the Moon.
It marks the moment we decided to keep going. 
🎥 Cameron (@nyoom.tm) for @thelaunchpadnetwork

#nasa #ArtemisII #SLS #Orion #moon Artemis space

Artemis II WDR 2: Closeout Crews have arrived to the pad, as testing progreesing nominally

Humanity has only just begun to spread our wings. Artemis II, taking four Astronauts back to the moon NET February 6th, has completed roll out to pad 39B of Kennedy Space Center. Wet dress rehearsal is next on the agenda. Godspeed Artemis II. Godspeed our brave astronauts. Godspeed humankind. To the moon and beyond. 🎥 me (@nyoom.tm) for @thelaunchpadnetwork

Artemis II crew weekly update for February 16-20, 2026. WDR ✅ Sims galore ✅ Quarantine UNDERWAY! Let’s go!!! Cheers.

Today is the second wet dress rehearsal for Artemis II. #artemisii #nasa #boneyardsafari #aviationsafari

Artemis II commander Reid Wiseman gives an update on the mission following the missed February launch window. #astronautlife #spaceexploration