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Artemis

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Orbit: GEOLaunched 7/12/2001
Technical Specifications
Verified technical details
Dry Mass
1527 kg
Total Mass
3105 kg
Power
Unknown
Design Life
Unknown
Stakeholders

Operator

European Space Agency (ESA)

Manufacturer

European Space Agency (ESA)
Launch Mission

Artemis/BSAT-2b

7/12/2001

Entity Mentions
All verified mentions of this entity in source documents

SpaceX is on contract to provide the human landing system that will ferry Artemis astronauts from lunar orbit to the surface.

Mentioned as: ArtemisSource

The Gateway is scheduled to be assembled in lunar orbit over the course of this decade and will support sustained human return to the Moon as part of Artemis.

Mentioned as: ArtemisSource

Bill Gerstenmaier supported managing Artemis within the existing Human Exploration and Operations Mission Directorate and planned organizational changes within HEO to give Artemis clear authorities to work directly with other mission directorates.

Mentioned as: ArtemisSourceJun 14, 2019

NASA awarded contracts in June to Axiom Space and Collins Aerospace to provide spacesuits to NASA for both International Space Station and Artemis lunar missions.

Mentioned as: ArtemisSourceOct 18, 2022

Blue Origin's first Blue Moon landing could occur ahead of SpaceX's Starship lunar lander for the Artemis program.

Mentioned as: ArtemisSource

NASA's commercial resupply missions to the International Space Station provide scientific data that contributes to testing technologies for the Artemis lunar missions and beyond.

Mentioned as: ArtemisSource

India’s Chandrayaan 2 orbiter provides imagery and radar data that NASA is leveraging to filter Artemis landing site candidates.

Mentioned as: ArtemisSourceFeb 9, 2026

Launch Complex 39B and the Vehicle Assembly Building at Kennedy Space Center, facilities built for Apollo, are still in use and will be used to assemble and launch Artemis vehicles.

Mentioned as: ArtemisSourceAug 2, 2019

The House passed a commerce, justice and science (CJS) spending bill in June as part of a minibus of several appropriations bills that did not include the $1,600,000,000 in additional spending for Artemis.

Mentioned as: ArtemisSourceJul 24, 2019

NASA is working with Boeing to finalize a contract within the next year for as many as 10 SLS core stages with the Exploration Upper Stage introduced for Artemis 4.

Mentioned as: ArtemisSourceOct 16, 2019

Blue Origin, Dynetics, and SpaceX won Human Landing System awards from NASA in April to develop lunar landers for the Artemis missions.

Mentioned as: ArtemisSourceAug 25, 2020

Of the 51,400,000,000 JPY earmarked for Artemis participation, 37,000,000,000 JPY is allocated to develop a new space station resupply vehicle dubbed HTV-X.

Mentioned as: ArtemisSourceMar 9, 2021

The Biden administration expressed support for continuing NASA’s Artemis lunar exploration program in the weeks after taking office in January 2021.

Mentioned as: ArtemisSourceMar 31, 2021

The International Lunar Research Station (ILRS) is planned to be developed concurrently but separately from the United States’ Artemis lunar exploration program.

Mentioned as: ArtemisSourceJun 16, 2021

The ARTEMIS solution includes Google Earth Enterprise Platform (GEEP)–equipped laptops containing custom globes of mission areas of interest built from satellite imagery and other geospatial intelligence.

Mentioned as: ARTEMISSourceAug 24, 2021

JAXA will recruit astronaut candidates for the first time in 13 years as part of efforts to support the NASA-led Artemis lunar exploration program.

Mentioned as: ArtemisSourceNov 23, 2021

Space Micro has multiple active contracts to provide X-band transponders for two lunar missions selected under NASA’s Artemis program.

Mentioned as: ArtemisSourceJan 10, 2022

NASA could be overestimating the time available to develop and implement the necessary training framework for the Artemis missions.

Mentioned as: ArtemisSource

NASA's astronaut corps could fall below the minimum manifest requirement needed to support International Space Station and Artemis missions as soon as 2023.

Mentioned as: ArtemisSource

The Cislunar Autonomous Positioning System Technology Operations and Navigation Experiment (CAPSTONE) is a cubesat mission to test operations in the near-rectilinear halo orbit (NRHO) around the Moon that will be used by NASA’s Artemis missions, including the lunar Gateway.

Mentioned as: ArtemisSourceFeb 22, 2022
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