#sls rocket

[ruxree]

I needed to make an edit to encapsulate my feelings. The Artemis II mission has been emotional to me beyond words, in this dark moment in time, both globally and with my own personal hardships, I can witness something like this happening. And it gives me hope, that in 200 years, when I'll be long gone, everything will be ok, and Artemis II will be mentioned in a book somewhere as a very significant moment in history. And I was there to see it. And I feel at peace, and I hope this joy will stay with me until things get better. And I hope my edit can make you feel the magic I feel too.

[cosmos-of-cows]

A list of interesting things that happened on Artemis II so far:

- Carroll crater (I cried. They cried. We all cried)

- Project Hail Mary reference (Amaze! Amaze! Amaze!)

- 67

- Nutella promo

- Earthset

- Solar eclipse (astronaut exclusive)

- Furthest humans have traveled from Earth

- Friends intro remake

- Really pretty moon pictures (it’s brown?)

And more!

[toaarcan]

They're home.

Textbook re-entry, perfect bullseye splashdown, Stable 1. Welcome home, Integrity.

[more-flotsam-and-jetsam]

Artemis II mission, April 2026

[higher res version here]

[simianchaos]

sbarky (@sbarky.bsky.social)

SLS, NASA's Moon rocket 🌙🚀

@nasa

[bagel--bytes]

My favorite photos from the Artemis II mission.

[hugging-blavingad]

Saturn 5, the older sister being proud of her younger sister, SLS for returning safely back home.

[nebula1734]

Apologies to people who followed me for Warhammer shit or any of my other nerd stuff, but for a while this blog will be about space exploration because OH MY GOD WE WENT BACK TO THE MOON AND IT’S SO COOL!