- Exploration Flight Test-1, December 5, 2014
- Artemis 2 during its closest approach to the Moon, 2026-Apr-6
The
Artemis Program is a NASA-led multinational lunar exploration program that will reestablish human presence on the Moon since
Apollo 17 in 1972. It was formally established in 2017 as a replacement/successor to the
Space Shuttle and Constellation programs, aiming to make the first two crewed landings on the Moon in the 21st century by 2028.
- Full trajectory of Artemis 2, from April 2-10, 2026
NOTES:- This add-on serves as a replacement to its
2023 and
2025 versions after a major revision of the program was announced by NASA in March 24, 2026. The latter link now only hosts the cancelled Lunar Gateway and SpaceX Dragon-XL spacecraft
- Added
Artemis 2, with XYZV trajectory data retrieved from JPL-HORIZONS
-
Artemis 3 is now an Earth-orbiting mission reminiscent of Apollo 9
- New, darker paint scheme for the
EFT-1 capsule, now reflecting its real-life counterpart
- New CMOD model of Orion retrieved from NASA's
Eyes of the Solar System. Three configurations available: EFT-1, Artemis 1-2, and Artemis 3-X
- ICPS stage is now a separate, independent model from EFT-1, to simulate spent DCSS and ICPS stages in both Earth and heliocentric orbit
- Temporarily removed all missions from Artemis 4 and beyond due to lack of data, will be reinstated in the near-future
- Starship HLS and Blue Moon MK2 will be released as separate add-ons
Project Artemis.zip- UPDATE (260403): Restored EFT-1 and postlaunch XYZV for Artemis 2
- (26.11 MiB) Downloaded 75 times
- DCSS and ICPS.zip
- UPDATE (260404): Added 29/45 spent Delta IV stages. Required for the EFT-1 add-on
- (1.02 MiB) Downloaded 27 times
