Orion's Voyage: A Journey Through the Artemis 2 Project

How many of us heard the conspiracy that the moon landing was fake? Many, right? And somewhere in our subconscious, something in us believed the theory could be real. But NASA is not leaving any room for conspiracy theories anymore as it’s sending the first crewed mission to the moon since 1972’s Apollo, with the Artemis missions. And you will be part of every step of the flyby mission and bear witness for the next generations to come! 
The Artemis project is a three-stage mission with the first stage, Artemis 1, consisting of testing the Orion module and the ICPS cryogenic propulsion stage around the moon.
The Artemis Project will progress to its second stage, Artemis 2, featuring several human-crewed missions that will take place onboard the Orion spacecraft by 2024.
So far, no woman has had the opportunity to set foot on the Moon, but that is very close, thanks to the Artemis program, designed by the American Space Agency to bring humanity back to the Moon, which is expected to take place between 2024 and 2025.

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Credits: Nasa/Shutterstock/Storyblocks/Elon Musk/SpaceX/ESA/ESO/ Flickr

Video Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
02:05 Artemis 2 plan
07:50 Differences

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[beesod]

Never thought I'd get to see a crew moonlanding in my time. What an exciting time for space exploration.

[StevenEveral]

To the moon landing deniers: Stanley Kubrick did indeed direct the moon landings in 1969. But, since Kubrick was a notorious perfectionist and auteur, he demanded the moon landing be filmed on location. 😉

[mikehenderson]

Before we go to Mars we need to test the systems on the moon first to workout the bugs

[CartoonHero]

The Artemis return to the moon program makes me kind of sad we don't live in the For All Mankind universe and timeline of events regarding space travel. Colonies on the moon before the 1980s, Pathfinder being the Nuclear Powered Shuttle that was launched from high altitude, and manned missions reaching Mars by the mid 1990's; Hell yes!

[AlonsoRules]

Can't wait for the incredible high resolution photographs that will be produced from this mission

[DishNetworkDealerNEO]

No, I don’t think for even one moment it was fake!

[johnkirk]

I was 11 years old in 1969 and I was glued to the moon landing and all of NASA's missions. I loved it. I think the fact it has taken us this long to go back and go forward is sad. Let's go!...

[NeonVisual]

Question - If NASA has hired spaceX to build and launch the rocket to Lunar orbit so the NASA astronauts can get out of their NASA ship and into the spaceX ship to land and take off again, why is NASA not just putting the astronauts in the spaceX starship in the first place?

[foxmccloud]

One thing I take from Artemis I was that I was mesmerized by seeing the earth from the perspective of the moon and knowing that everything that we know, all our history, and our faiths is all on our blue sphere and that someone can cover up our planet with their thumb, showing that we are minute compared to the cosmos and we need to take care of our planet for future generations.

[lancerevell]

Stages on a rocket, not "floors". Sheesh.... 🙄

[world-news-network]

5:47 "explore it's dark side with confidence" - There is no dark side of the Moon. The far side is still illuminated by the Sun half the time. And Artemis is aiming for the south pole, not the far side.

[mm-dwrr]

NASA has always managed their many missions with such high levels of proffessionalism. ✔.

[henryjraymondiii]

Mixing "...the dark side of the Moon" narration, with the previous term "anti water break echo shawls" seems to be deliberate humor. No dark side. Yes water wave cancellation.

[CatalinElton]

Christ, it has been an impossibly long wait. Shuttle love to blame.

[MrAnonymousme]

So this will confirm that moon isnt fake and not just a hologram? Ok

[clarktrees]

what was in the secondary payload of the artemis 1 mission? Also 4 astronauts launch then 2 return? or is that a mistake at the end?

[williamthomas]

Why not send robots to land? There is no need to send humans. Artemis one was unmanned and it flew the whole mission by computer so why send astronauts just to sit there for the ride? It doesn't make any sense at all, they wont be flying the mission or doing anything that automation can already do now. It's is a stunt more than anything else.

[daddyvinn]

bring a strong laser and point it on earth just to confirm that the landing is real lol

[garypugh]

I'm 71, I say it seems that the SLOW moving Artemis project is just a slightly bigger version of project Apollo from the 60's. No money or appetite for going to the moon. Why can't they just sat that ? 😂