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European engineers in the Orion Mission Evaluation Room at NASA's Johnson Space Center.

European engineers in the Eagle mission control room at ESA's technical site in the Netherlands

Orion and its European Service Module bringing the crew around the Moon and back to Earth

Orion's European Service Module with engines and solar arrays on display

Earth sets above the lunar horizon during Artemis II

In an unusual perspective for an Earth-observing satellite, the Copernicus Sentinel-2 mission captures this image of Earth’s only natural satellite.

Orion, European Service Module and a distant Moon

The Artemis II rocket, with Orion and its European Service Module on top, launched from NASA's Kennedy Space Center.

The Artemis II rocket, with Orion and its European Service Module on top, launched from NASA's Kennedy Space Center.

The Artemis II rocket, with Orion and its European Service Module on top, launched from NASA's Kennedy Space Center.

The Artemis II rocket, with Orion and its European Service Module on top, launched from NASA's Kennedy Space Center.

The Artemis II rocket, with Orion and its European Service Module on top, launched from NASA's Kennedy Space Center.

The Artemis II rocket, with Orion and its European Service Module on top, launched from NASA's Kennedy Space Center.

The Artemis II rocket, with Orion and its European Service Module on top, launched from NASA's Kennedy Space Center.

The Artemis II rocket, with Orion and its European Service Module on top, launched from NASA's Kennedy Space Center.

The Artemis II rocket, with Orion and its European Service Module on top, launched from NASA's Kennedy Space Center.

The Artemis II rocket, with Orion and its European Service Module on top, launched from NASA's Kennedy Space Center.

The Artemis II rocket, with Orion and its European Service Module on top, launched from NASA's Kennedy Space Center.

The Artemis II rocket, with Orion and its European Service Module on top, launched from NASA's Kennedy Space Center.

The Artemis II rocket, with Orion and its European Service Module on top, launched from NASA's Kennedy Space Center.

The Artemis II rocket, with Orion and its European Service Module on top, launched from NASA's Kennedy Space Center.

The Artemis II rocket, with Orion and its European Service Module on top, launched from NASA's Kennedy Space Center.

The Artemis II rocket at its launchpad at NASA's Kennedy Space Center

Artemis II rocket back at its launchpad after a second rollout at NASA's Kennedy Space Center

The Artemis II rocket with the full Moon on its launchpad

Artemis II rocket in space

Artemis II rocket fairing jettison

Orion and European Service Module in Artemis II rocket

Artemis II rocket - artist impression

Cutaway view of Artemis II rocket with Orion and European Service Module

Cutaway view of Artemis II rocket with Orion and European Service Module

ESA's second European Service Module with its four solar array wings undeployed.

Artemis II: crew and service module separate shortly before reentry into Earth's atmosphere

An infographic showing Orion, the European Service Module and its 33 engines

Artemis II: Orion and its European Service Module head back to Earth

Orion and its European Service Module around the Moon

Artemis II when Orion and its European Service Module separate from the rocket's upper stage and head towards the Moon

Artemis II proximity operations after separation from rocket upper stage

Artemis II proximity operations using the European Service Module's engines after separation from rocket second stage

Orion: the journey (Artemis II)

Orion: The spacecraft

What is Orion?

What is the European Service Module?

Artemis II step-by-step

The Artemis II rocket was rolled out to its launch pad.

ESA engineer Luca Fossati in Orion's Mission Evaluation Room in an Artemis II simulation

On 3 May, the fully assembled Orion spacecraft for Artemis II began its journey to the Multi-Payload Processing Facility at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center. The spacecraft is shown in transport, with its protective fairing panels clearly visible and proudly bearing the ESA and NASA logos.

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