Graphics by Andrew Adams | Naval Postgraduate School | 03.24.2026
Inside the Orion spacecraft’s crew capsule, the Artemis II crew practices for their upcoming journey around the Moon (top left). Underneath the needle-shaped escape rocket, the crew capsule sits atop the Space Launch System (SLS), which is NASA’s super heavy-lift rocket (top right). The rocket arrived at Kennedy Space Center’s Launch Complex 39B on March 20, 2026 (bottom left). If the......
Courtesy Graphics | Naval Postgraduate School | 03.24.2026
After separating from the NASA SLS super heavy-lift rocket and orbiting Earth twice, the Orion spacecraft will blast from Earth’s orbit to the Moon. The Artemis II Moon flyby mission will take about 4 days to reach the Moon, circle around the Moon’s far side, and then return to Earth. The full spaceflight mission will take about 10 days and cover about 500,000 miles. (Courtesy graphic by NASA)...
Graphics by Tanner Perry | Defense Health Agency | 03.23.2026
Round Black DHA logo in support of Acquisition Lifecycle Support Division
Graphics by Tanner Perry | Defense Health Agency | 03.23.2026
Round Color DHA logo in support of Acquisition Lifecycle Support Division
Graphics by Tanner Perry | Defense Health Agency | 03.23.2026
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Graphics by Tanner Perry | Defense Health Agency | 03.23.2026
Black DHA logo in support of Acquisition Lifecycle Support Division
Graphics by Tanner Perry | Defense Health Agency | 03.23.2026
Color DHA logo in support of Acquisition Lifecycle Support Division
Graphics by Tanner Perry | Defense Health Agency | 03.23.2026
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