#ICYMI @NASASTEM recently announced the teams that will be participating in the 10th year of their Micro-g NExT @NASAArtemis student challenge. Watch to see who was selected to participate >> youtu.be/v6gu-BP4m04

Angola has become the 33rd country to commit to the peaceful and safe exploration of space as @NASA looks ahead to the Moon, Mars, and beyond. Learn more about the #Artemis Accords >> go.nasa.gov/3GpPe0x

"I'm proud to have my little piece." Daniel Zapata, Crawler Driver, supported operations for @NASAArtemis I by bringing the Mobile Launcher and @NASA_SLS to the launchpad. He also had a special person onboard the #Artemis I mission, watch to hear more:

The CHAPEA crew is a third of the way through their one-year stay in a simulated Mars habit at @NASA_Johnson. Listen to this week's Houston We Have a Podcast to learn more about how this mission helps the future of deep space exploration. go.nasa.gov/3GnUsKb

Julie Bassler, SLS Stages Elements Manager, was in the Launch Control Center for the liftoff of #Artemis I. Hear more about her experience during that monumental day:

@NASAStennis conducted the third RS-25 engine hot fire in a critical 12-test certification series Nov. 29, demonstrating a key capability necessary for flight of the SLS rocket during @NASAArtemis missions to the Moon and beyond. LEARN MORE>>go.nasa.gov/47YVYhB

Sign here ✒️ #Artemis II astronauts @AstroVicGlover, @astro_reid, @Astro_Christina, and @Astro_Jeremy left their mark on the Orion stage adapter for @NASA_SLS when they visited #NASAMarshall on Nov. 27. The hardware is the topmost portion of SLS. MORE >> go.nasa.gov/3sNVJr7

NASA completed a full duration, 650-second hot fire of the RS-25 certification engine today, continuing a critical test series to support future @NASA_SLS missions to deep space as NASA explores the secrets of the universe for the benefit of all. nasa.gov/centers-and-fa…

Today’s RS-25 engine test on the Fred Haise Test Stand is targeted between 1:00-3:00 p.m. CT on Facebook Live and YouTube! We will go live 15 minutes early, so tune in to learn more about RS-25 engine testing for future #Artemis missions. twitter.com/NASAStennis/st…

The @NASA_Astronauts for @NASAArtemis II visited @NASA_Marshall where they were able to sign the Orion stage adapter. This hardware is the topmost portion of the SLS rocket and prevents gases created during launch from entering @NASA_Orion. More>>go.nasa.gov/3N7Foo2

The best viewing location around 🚀 Dan Florez, Test Director for @NASAGroundSys, watched @NASAArtemis I launch from the roof of the Launch Control Center, where he could "feel the vibrations, feel the shaking" from launch. More from his experience:

A decade of students contributing to @NASA’s missions! 🔟🚀 That's right, we recently announced the teams that will be participating in the 10th year of our Micro-g NExT @NASAArtemis student challenge. Click to watch the selection show: youtu.be/v6gu-BP4m04

Full Moon alert 🌝 Tonight's full Moon is known as the Frost Moon or the Snow Moon. Are you braving the frost or the snow to look up at the Moon tonight?

#Artemis I achieved milestones and laid the groundwork for future Artemis missions as #NASA learned what the SLS rocket was capable of. We are now ready to go faster and farther than ever before.

University students participating in #NASA's 2023 BIG Idea Lunar Forge Challenge were charged with developing new approaches and technologies to pave the way for future #Artemis missions. Learn more about the finalists >> go.nasa.gov/3unOKW0

A Thanksgiving gift for you: Everything you wanted to know about the Moon’s movements. Here are your 2024 Moon phases, in hourly intervals. Credit: NASA’s Scientific Visualization Studio/Ernie Wright go.nasa.gov/3QSbXrb

It is no small feat to launch a mega rocket! #DYK every state in America is playing a role in returning humanity to the Moon through #NASA’s #Artemis missions? Watch NASA’s 50 States for Artemis video series to learn more: go.nasa.gov/3R7SB2m

On this special day of gratitude and togetherness, we extend our warmest wishes for a happy and safe Thanksgiving.

Mars is, on average, 140 million miles from Earth. Rather than a three-day lunar trip, astronauts bound for Mars would be away from Earth for roughly three years. Learn more about how #NASA studies potential challenges as missions venture farther>>go.nasa.gov/40Qk1gw

"You could feel the excitement!" On @NASAArtemis I launch day, which celebrated its 1-year launch-iversary last week, Kim Carter, Associate Program Manager of @NASAGroundSys, was 3 miles away from Launch Pad 39B at the Operations Control Building II. More from her experience:

Witness the impact of teamwork! @NASA delves into the mission data of #Artemis I, embracing valuable contributions from volunteers across the globe as they tracked the path of @NASA_Orion during last year's mission. Read More >> go.nasa.gov/46whitQ

NASA's 2023 BIG Idea Lunar Forge Challenge sought innovative concepts from university students to design a naturally occurring metal production pipeline on the @NASAMoon to support future #Artemis missions. Read about the finalist's results >>go.nasa.gov/3G8hmp5

@NASAArtemis I laid the groundwork for future #Artemis missions. Listen as John Blevins, the SLS Chief Engineer, sheds light on last year's launch and the exciting future ahead. Learn more about SLS >> go.nasa.gov/3SRDvzd

Since #Artemis I launched, @NASA has been analyzing data from the mission, including data submitted from volunteers around the world as they tracked @NASA_Orion. Read more about this worldwide effort that could help the agency track future missions >> go.nasa.gov/47ioo6x

What do @Metallica and NASA’s #Artemis missions have in common? Both love “Fuel” and fire. 🔥 We're fired up and looking towards the future of deep space exploration with Artemis II. Learn more about SLS and what's next for @NASAArtemis >> go.nasa.gov/46newH8

Commemorating one year of the @NASAArtemis I launch, this week marks a reflection of progress and anticipation for the upcoming @NASAArtemis II mission. Watch SLS associate program manager Sharon Cobb as she discusses what teams learned from #Artemis I.

Three of the astronauts for @NASAArtemis II visited Michoud Assembly Facility to take a look at the core stage which serves as the backbone of the SLS rocket and supports the weight of the payload, upper stage, and crew inside @NASA_Orion. READ MORE >> go.nasa.gov/40LrmOz

One year ago, the Orion spacecraft left Earth for a record-breaking 1.4-million-mile mission around the Moon. Follow along for the next 26 days as the Orion team remembers #Artemis I. Orion Deputy Program Manager Debbie Korth, who helps lead the the design, development, test,… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…

#Artemis I launched on its mission to the Moon one year ago today. The mission took years of hard work, perseverance, and determination. Hear from Mission Manager Mike Sarafin and the many others that came together to work toward humanity’s return to the Moon.

🚀 One year ago today, the SLS rocket took flight from @NASAKennedy for the first time during the historic @NASAArtemis I mission. The agency is now looking to the future as they aim to land the first woman and first person of color on the Moon. MORE>>go.nasa.gov/3RbCzVv