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NASA, industry leaders outline progress towards Artemis 2 mission

The first crewed flight to the Moon since Apollo 17 is set to be NASA's Artemis 2 mission. While not a landing mission, the flight will continue to test capabilities and systems on the Orion spacecraft, the Space Launch System rocket and the ground systems supporting the mission at NASA's Kennedy Space Center. During this Jan. 29, 2025, panel at this year's SpaceCom conference, called "Getting to the Moon: Artemis II Mission," leaders from NASA, Boeing, Lockheed Martin and Amentum discussed some of the changes between the Artemis 1 and 2 missions and the progress towards the Artemis 2 launch, which is currently targeting no later than April 2026. Video shot and edited by Will Robinson-Smith for Spaceflight Now Slide graphics provided by NASA, Boeing and Lockheed Martin Chapters: 00:00 Introduction 04:32 Artemis 2 objectives 11:02 SLS rocket 14:31 Ground systems and integration 22:05 Orion spacecraft 30:11 Flying crew 32:25 SLS vehicle progression 37:26 Establishing systems for future missions 38:38 What happens after Artemis 2? 42:08 Audience Q&A This coverage is made possible by the support of our members. Join this channel to help us expand our coverage and get access to perks:    / @spaceflightnowvideo