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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

Space risks – Fighting radiation

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

Parts of the Orion spacecraft: the Crew Module, Crew Module Adapter and European Service Module

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

A render of Orion and its European Service Module in deep space with the Moon and 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

Moon media kit

Apollo-ATV-Orion

Orion: the journey (Artemis II)

Orion: The spacecraft

What is Orion?

Artemis: the rocket

Orion's temperature control

European Service Module's structure

Orion blueprint

Orion and the European powerhouse

Orion's propulsion

Orion avionics

Orion power

Orion: air and water

The European Service Module is built all over the world

Dark rings and new light

What is the European Service Module?

Artemis II step-by-step

From left to right: Roscosmos cosmonaut Andrei Fedyaev, NASA astronauts Jack Hathaway and Jessica Meir, and ESA astronaut Sophie Adenot from France.

COSMOS Field MoM-z14 Galaxy (NIRCam pullout)

COSMOS Field (NIRCam clean)

COSMOS Field MoM-z14 Galaxy (NIRCam compass)

NASA’s SpaceX Crew-12 crew, from left to right, is NASA astronauts Jessica Meir and Jack Hathaway, ESA astronaut Sophie Adenot, and Roscosmos cosmonaut Andrey Fedyaev.

Gravitational lens 2 (Hubble anomaly)

Gravitational lens 1 (Hubble anomaly)

Unknown object (Hubble anomaly)

Merging galaxies 2 (Hubble anomaly)

Merging galaxies 1 (Hubble anomaly)

Collisional ring galaxy (Hubble anomaly)

Astrophysical anomalies from Hubble’s archive

A celebrity cluster in the spotlight

Globular cluster targets that revealed “forever young” stars

Unleashing a solar flare

Zooming in on magnetic reconnection

X-rays blast from a solar flare

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