Artemis I

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Artemis I was NASA’s uncrewed test flight of the Space Launch System rocket and Orion spacecraft, designed to orbit the Moon and validate systems for future crewed Artemis missions.

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Artemis I canonical 24
SLS Artemis I 2
Artemis I mission 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf NASA mission
lunar mission
test flight
uncrewed spaceflight mission
apoapsisDistanceFromMoon about 92,000 km
carriedPayload ArgoMoon CubeSat
BioSentinel CubeSat
CuSP CubeSat
EQUULEUS CubeSat
LunIR CubeSat
LunaH-Map CubeSat
NEA Scout CubeSat
OMOTENASHI CubeSat
CubeSats
surface form: Orion Stage Adapter CubeSats

CubeSats
surface form: Team Miles CubeSat

other secondary CubeSat payloads
crew uncrewed
followedBy Artemis II
heatShieldType ablative heat shield
launchCountry United States of America
surface form: United States
launchDate 2022-11-16
launchLocation Florida
launchSite Kennedy Space Center
Kennedy Space Center Launch Complex 39B
launchTimeUTC 06:47
launchVehicle Space Launch System
launchVehicleVariant SLS
surface form: SLS Block 1
missionDuration 25 days 10 hours 53 minutes
missionEndDate 2022-12-11
missionType lunar orbit mission
test of Orion spacecraft
test of Space Launch System
notableEvent first flight of Space Launch System
first integrated flight of SLS and Orion
objective demonstrate heat shield performance during lunar-return reentry
qualify systems for future crewed Artemis missions
test deep space navigation and communication systems
validate Orion spacecraft systems
validate Space Launch System performance
operator NASA
partOf Artemis program
periapsisDistanceFromMoon about 130 km
previousMission Exploration Flight Test 1
primaryDestination Moon
programGoalContext prepare for future human missions to Mars
return humans to the Moon
reentryEnvironment lunar-return high-energy reentry
reentrySpeed about 39,400 km/h
result mission objectives largely achieved
serviceModuleProvider European Space Agency
spacecraft Orion spacecraft
splashdownDate 2022-12-11
splashdownLocation Pacific Ocean
splashdownRecoveryAgency NASA
United States Navy
surface form: U.S. Navy
status completed
testedSystem Orion communications and telemetry
Orion guidance, navigation, and control
Orion spacecraft
surface form: Orion life support systems (uncrewed configuration)

Orion spacecraft
surface form: Orion power and propulsion

SLS core stage performance
SLS solid rocket boosters
ground systems at Kennedy Space Center
trajectory distant retrograde orbit around the Moon
usedServiceModule European Service Module
usedUpperStage Interim Cryogenic Propulsion Stage

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Artemis program includesMission Artemis I
LC-39B notableLaunch Artemis I
this entity surface form: Artemis I mission
Orion spacecraft notableMission Artemis I
Artemis II precededBy Artemis I
SLS designedForMission Artemis I
subject surface form: Space Launch System
SLS firstFlightMission Artemis I
subject surface form: Space Launch System
Block 1 firstFlightMission Artemis I
Launch pads 39A and 39B notableLaunch Artemis I
subject surface form: Launch Pad 39B
BioSentinel CubeSat launchVehicle Artemis I
this entity surface form: SLS Artemis I
NEA Scout CubeSat launchedWithMission Artemis I
subject surface form: NEA Scout
OMOTENASHI CubeSat launchVehicle Artemis I
this entity surface form: SLS Artemis I
LunaH-Map CubeSat launchOnMission Artemis I
subject surface form: LunaH-Map
ArgoMoon CubeSat launchMission Artemis I
subject surface form: ArgoMoon
EQUULEUS CubeSat launchedWithMission Artemis I
subject surface form: EQUULEUS
ICPS usedOnMission Artemis I