With the Artemis program, NASA will land the first woman and next man on the Moon by 2024, using innovative technologies to explore more of the lunar surface than ever before. We will collaborate with our commercial and international partners and establish sustainable exploration by the end of the decade. Then, we will use what we learn on and around the Moon to take the next giant leap – sending astronauts to Mars.

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WE ARE GOING TO THE MOON

OUR SUCCESS WILL CHANGE THE WORLD

Gateway orbiting the Moon with Earth in background

HOW
WE
ARE
GOING

We will build sustainable elements on and around the Moon that allow our robots and astronauts to explore more and conduct more science than ever before.

All the Structures on the Ground Required to Support Launch

The Most Powerful Rocket in the World

Spacecraft for Lunar Missions

Lunar Outpost Around the Moon

Modern Human Landing Systems

Modern Spacesuits for Deep Space

All that we build, all that we study, all that we do,
prepares us to go.

MISSION PATCHES

WE ARE GOING

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ARTEMIS PROGRAM PATCH
The overall shape is symbolic of an arrowhead. The silver background is drawn from Greek mythology where Artemis’ bow and arrows are silver.

WOMAN ON THE MOON
A portrait of the Greek Goddess Artemis is illustrated in the highlights and shadows of the crescent Moon topography. Her features are abstract enough that all women can see themselves in her.

ARTEMIS PROGRAM PATCH
The overall shape is symbolic of an arrowhead. The silver background is drawn from Greek mythology where Artemis’ bow and arrows are silver.

WOMAN ON THE MOON
A portrait of the Greek Goddess Artemis is illustrated in the highlights and shadows of the crescent Moon topography. Her features are abstract enough that all women can see themselves in her.

OUR SUCCESS WILL CHANGE THE WORLD

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WE ARE GOING TO THE MOON

We will build sustainable elements on and around the Moon that allow our robots and astronauts to explore more and conduct more science than ever before.

All that we build, all that we study, all that we do,prepares us to go.

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All that we build, all that we study, all that we do,
prepares us to go.