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ARTEMIS II · TRAJECTORY MAP

EARTH: 343,680 km | MOON: 134,175 km | V: 2,627 km/h

Reference pathFlown pathOrion now

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RETURN TO EARTH

SPLASHDOWN — PACIFIC

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DISTANCE TO MOON

134,175

DERIVED

Mission Timeline

Launch

T+00:00

SLS lifted Artemis II from pad 39B at Kennedy Space Center.

Earth Departure

T+24:00

Crew transitioned from early orbit operations into translunar flight.

Lunar Flyby

T+120:27

Closest approach to the Moon and far-side communications blackout.

Return Coast

T+125:25

Orion began the return leg back toward Earth.

Splashdown

T+217:32

Pacific splashdown off the coast of San Diego.

Data Feed Status

Source FreshnessFresh vector sample decoded from the public AROW-derived feed.

TELEMETRY LIVE

Latest Sample0s old

Apr 08, 07:40:17

Telemetry SourceLatest sample every ~60 sec

Public AROW-derived feed

Historic Records

Human Distance Record

252,756 mi

NASA confirmed Artemis II surpassed Apollo 13 as the farthest human mission from Earth.

Closest Lunar Pass

4,067 mi

NASA confirmed the April 6 closest approach distance during the lunar flyby.

Planned Splashdown

APR 10

NASA schedules Pacific recovery operations off the coast of San Diego.