Artemis II: NASA's mission to return to the Moon
More than half a century after the last Apollo mission, we break down Artemis II's round trip to the Moon: how long it will take, what the crew's journey around our satellite will look like, and the parts that make up the rocket and the Orion spacecraft, through a 3D animation.
More than half a century after the last Apollo mission, NASA sets course for the Moon once again.
With text by Samuel Pilar, this piece for #infografiaRTVE explains what Artemis II's round trip to the Moon will look like, a journey expected to last around 10 days. We cover details such as the distance between Earth and the Moon and take viewers into space through a 3D animation.
We look at what the crew's journey around the Moon will be like, examine the different parts of the rocket and the Orion spacecraft, meet the astronauts, and review the various crewed and uncrewed missions that have targeted our satellite.
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