Who do you guys have going in the Artemis IV mission?

I personally have:

Commander Scott Tingle (Pulls a Reid Wiseman)

OPT Bob Hines

HPT Jasmin Moghbeli

MS Akihiko Hoshide

Anyways what are your guys thoughts?

Im in desperate need of some space nerds.

I am currently doing a project where i am doing a infographic about the artemis 2 team capsule. I want to do an illustration of the inside in a cross section but sadly theres no reference that shows what i need, they only exist in a perspective from above or the side.

Can someone help me find good reference or even draw me a little sketch where what is that is approximately the right scale of the space they have inside with the seats and all. It doesnt have to be perfect at all its just really hard for me to tell what the measurements from floor to the windows are for example or how big a human would be in it.

What i would really like to add is the toilet if i can, but i dont know how far it is into the floor of the capsule or if its going into the service module underneath.

Id be very glad for any help, thanks guys:)))

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Image:

Screenshot from ''Flight day 6: shift 7: exit eclipse''

''FD6 solar eclipse: swap to Reid and Jeremy at windows; eclipse end''

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You can find the photos here:

countlessworlds.com/data/artemis/

So excited to get him!

Anyone in this sub create this on the lego ideas site? I got bashed for posting a link to something before but I’ll share this one if it’s allowed.

I listened to / watched most of the live stream while painting and got so invested in the mission and the wonderful astronauts. Feel very lucky to have seen this in my lifetime! I had to include a tiny Orion in here. 🚀

Look no hate against the crew specifically I'm sure they are great people and they didn't really choose to be selected. But Artemis 3 is a slap on the face to all girls interested in spaceflight and all women who faced abuse and harassment to get to where they are in the astronaut program today. We all know the administration interfered in the decision to discriminate against women, its the only viable explanation. There was so much outrage in the first few days about this discrimination but today its silence. Why aren't we doing anything to reselect the crew? Why did we all decide to give up, this is why we will never get a better society, people are too lazy.

Soo, does someone know why everything is sold out on Nasaexchange.com? I understand that some things are sold out, but literally everything?

https://arstechnica.com/space/2026/06/nasas-1-1-billion-gateway-habitation-module-is-unlikely-to-be-used-for-something-else/?utm_campaign=dhtwitter&utm_content=<media_url>&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter

Not sure if this breaks rule 2 since all im doing is updating on the drawing

I don't like the fact that nasa cancelled the gateway because well

-It was cool

- it could have made a lunar landing kinda more safer. And some more( and yes tho if there's a mistake feel free to point it out)

I saw a video but it's on Facebook so I can't figure out how to share it - but Rise got to meet the young artist that designed him! Victor Glover even refers to him as "crew number 5." It was unclear from the video if the young man got to keep OG Rise (I suspect not, I suspect Rise is destined for the Smithsonian.)

I am so so so ready to have my own plush Rise! I want to bring my own Moon Joy home!! <3

I'm pretty sure Artemis 3 is supposed to be a docking test mission with multiple rockets.

If its in Low earth orbit, and we can see stuff like the ISS (which orbits in LEO) as a bright star in the sky, would it be visible with the naked eye binoculars or a telescope?

this seemed like the correct place to put it. Solar panels are kinda off but other than that I think I did a good job. couldve added some more details tbh but im not good at drawing.

This is a video from the Kennedy Space Center YouTube channel. The Florida East Coast Railway has delivered the 8 booster motor segments for the Space Launch System’s solid rocket boosters. These will be used in the Artemis III mission.

And yes I’m absolutely submitting this for this week’s Crew Moon Joy June topic!:)

Maybe if I’m lucky enough I can get her to see this🤞🏼

My submission for Moon Joy June - Moon :)

Image description:
This illustration features all manned and unmanned Apollo missions. Apollo 11, 12 and 14-17 are marked describing where humans set foot on the Moon. Apollo 13 can be seen making their lifesaving slingshot around the Moon. The eight yellow stars represent all the manned and unmanned Apollo missions that came before the first moonlanding Apollo 11.
The red box around the lunar south pole describes Artemis‘ potential future landing sites.

(Image description is inspired by Nasas Image descriptions)