Project Artemis: The Next Step in Space Exploration with NASA's SLS Rocket

Everything about NASA SLS rocket - Project Artemis (Space Launch System)

Everything you must know about SPACE LAUNCH SYSTEM, the Nasa SLS Rocket. Space Launch System will be going to the Moon in 2024 and transport the Orion spacecraft . Project Artemis is the mission of NASA to return to the moon in 2024. NASA will reach the moon in 2024 by means of the Spaceship Launch System (SLS Rocket) which will be the rocket that takes the Orion spacecraft into orbit.

0:00 Introduction
0:58 How NASA will reach the moon (SLS Rocket)
2:25 How SLS Rocket will evolve over time
3:00 What's the Orion spacecraft

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Interesting Orion Fact Sheet:

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[Economically.]

Can we take a moment to appreciate how good these animations are? This is an awesome video Genius Engineering :)

[tumble]

The art style reminds me of kurzgesagt

[quadaerospacespacecat]

I has been a SLS pro since 2018, since then i have been following NASA and its progress on SLS. Thanks for this great amazing video !!

[GeniusEngineering]

Thanks for informing me of the Orion capsule being the wrong way around towards the end of the video. I noticed it a little too late to fix.

I strive to provide accurate and correct illustrations and will definitely pay a little more attention to such details in the future

If you did enjoy the video feel free to share. If you have any topics that you would like to see discussed feel free to let me know.

[guapgrabber]

The Orion capsule in the final animation was upside down when reentering the atmosphere. If it entered the atmosphere like that it would not be able to survive reentry due to not having the ablative heat shield for protecting the structural integrity of the module. Sorry to be so nitpicky, I just don't want people to think that's how human rated modules reenter the atmosphere.

[somethingelse]

The animations are beautiful! How do you make them?

[VictorECaplon]

Amazing content as always. Such a shame you are so underrated.

[crypto-hatter]

Omg I'm shocked!! The quality of these videos are so much better. You deserve a ton of subs brother, keep working hard🌟🙌🏻

[ronitzhak]

AMAZING! This video is so awesome! No doubt this channel will be as popular as Kurzgesagt! Keep going!

[SimplySpace]

Another great video! Although at the end the capsule should enter the atmosphere the other way around, heatshield first.

[JontyLevine]

3:33 The heat shield is on the other side.

Edit: Just noticed the comment where you mention that. Appreciate the transparency

[cosmiconni]

Ok i liked and subscribed. Because this channel rocks!

[Inversed]

I want you to succeed to that point till you will not be able to reply to the comments because of the flood of comments.
Topic suggestion: Space race( SpaceX, blue origin, govt agencies around the world)

[rowland]

Keep going 10000 subs by september 2020

[ks.doherty]

the shuttle actually only used 3 engines on the orbiter vehicle btw

[juanbaeza]

A pity that this channel is not known...
Edit:I sucribed immidiatly

[mkd]

I just found out about this channel as soon as I saw the kurzgesagt style, I subscribed

[MaxG]

Your illustrations are very well done, however you might want to mess with the graph editor more to get smoother animations in some places. Overall, very nice work though!

[patrickmckowen]

Nice
I would love to see something on the structures and habitats that will be used on the new moon base and Mars. My assumption will be some type of inflatable materials.
Cheers

[nicolas-heoe]

3:35 why is the crew module facing down not at the ablative heat shield