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Artemis I

retired
Human SpaceflightcislunarCOSPAR 2022-156ALaunched 11/16/2022
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Mission & Launch
Launch Mission
Artemis I Mission
Launch Vehicle
SLS Block 1
Launch Date
11/16/2022
Last Contact
12/11/2022
Orbit & Mass
Orbit Class
cislunar
Altitude
188,655 km
Inclination
30.53 deg
Dry Mass
9,400 kg
Total Mass
26,048 kg
Payload Classification
Mission Type
Human Spaceflight
Payload Category
SS
Payload Class
C
Organizations
Operator
NASA Johnson Space Center
Manufacturer
Lockheed Martin
Registry
COSPAR ID
2022-156A
UN Registration
ST/SG/SER.E/1091
Track
Mentions
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The Space Launch System rocket that launched Artemis I used a Boeing-built core stage.

RelationshipsCapabilityPlanValue 4.0Nov 17, 2022Boeing-built space launch system core stage powers first NASA Artemis mission to Moon
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The Artemis I launch was scrubbed on Monday, 2022-08-29 due to issues with one of the rocket’s four RS-25 engines and a vent valve.

PlanCapabilityValue 4.0Sep 3, 2022UPDATE 4: Another delay for Artemis due to fuel leakage

Artemis I was scheduled to launch no earlier than 2022-08-29.

PlanValue 4.0Jul 21, 2022NASA selects Draper to fly research to the far side of the Moon

Artemis I is scheduled to launch in early 2022 from NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Cape Canaveral, Florida.

PlanGeneralValue 4.2Jan 5, 2022Voice + Video Tech On The Moon Being Developed By Lockheed Martin, Amazon + Cisco

All Artemis I smallsats are deployed after SLS completes its primary mission of launching the Orion spacecraft on a trajectory toward the Moon.

PlanValue 3.5Aug 1, 2021NASA Prepares Three More CubeSat Payloads For Their Artemis I Mission

NASA’s Exploration Ground Systems team will perform final preparations on the Orion Artemis I spacecraft for its mission to the Moon later 2021.

PlanGeneralValue 3.6Jan 14, 2021Orion Artemis I Spacecraft Assembly + Testing By Lockheed Martin Completed

Once delivered to Kennedy Space Center, the SLS core stage will be integrated with the solid rocket boosters and the Orion spacecraft in preparation for the Artemis I launch scheduled for 2021.

PlanGeneralValue 4.0Jan 5, 2021Four Aerojet Rocketdyne Engines Will Hot Fire In Unison For The First Time For NASA’s SLS Test Series