The console is live. NASA’s broadcast on the left screen, SpaceX on the right — they switch on the moment either goes live. The X feeds ride beneath their screens: one tap, you’re there.
Console photograph: NASA.
T-minus to Artemis III
NET June 2027 — NASA’s public target, subject to change. The crewed docking rehearsal: Orion meets Starship and Blue Moon in low Earth orbit. The countdown begins October 10, 2026, with the Daily Glass Case founding launch.
The arc
- Artemis II — flown. April 1–10, 2026. Wiseman, Glover, Koch, Hansen. The first crewed flight beyond low Earth orbit since Apollo 17.
- Artemis III — the rehearsal. NET June 2027. Bresnik, Douglas, Rubio, Parmitano. Orion docks with the landers in Earth orbit — no landing, all risk reduction.
- Artemis IV — the return. Early 2028. The landing. First boots on the surface since 1972.
Straight, the way collectors expect: the climax is Artemis IV. Everything between now and then — HLS tests, uncrewed pathfinders, the docking demo — gets a briefing before and a debrief after, right here.
The standing watch
Day to day, the broadcasts live at Mission Watch Live — NASA and SpaceX embedded, the up-next board, the official links on every platform. Mission Control is the two-year campaign on top of it.
The Launch Board → — every upcoming liftoff, with a live countdown.
Launch-day alerts
“Wheels up in one hour.” Opt-in launch-day alerts are coming — a separate list, only the missions, never the market. Members get first word →
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