Blue Ghost and the #PyramidOnTheMoon have arrived at the lunar surface! This is the second mission (behind Intuitive Machines' IM-1 over a year ago) to put my name and message on the Moon. Much thanks to @fireflyspace and @goLifeShip for this amazing opportunity! #AdLunam

So with a little creative route planning, some help from Air Traffic Control, and a bit of luck, I've managed to see from the cockpit both SLS rockets for Artemis 1 and Artemis 2 on Pad 39B before launch. 2022 and 2026.

In just two days, four astronauts will launch on a mission that will take them around the Moon. They will travel farther than any humans have in over 50 years. Meet the historic crew of Artemis II in four new blogs from the National Air and Space Museum ⬇️

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The countdown begins. Teams at @NASAKennedy have arrived to their stations at the Launch Control Center. We are about 48 hours from the launch of the Artemis II mission around the Moon. https://t.co/PqaR8eyxu4

For the first time since 1972, the KSC countdown clock has been turned on ahead of a crewed mission beyond LEO. Liftoff of the NASA Artemis II Mission is targeted for April 1 at 6:24 PM EDT (22:24 UTC) Stay with @NASASpaceflight for coverage until launch and beyond.

BREAKING 🚨: After today's briefing, NASA remains “GO” for Artemis II launch at 6:24 pm ET on Wednesday 🚀

L-2 days!

Countdown clock is officially started! (Although I kinda liked what was on it before) 😝

We expect to commence the flight-test program with our new SpaceShip in Q3 2026, including glide and rocket powered flights.

THE ARTEMIS II COUNTDOWN CLOCK IS RUNNING!!

Artemis II: For the first time since 1972, the clock at the Kennedy Space Center is counting down towards a crewed mission beyond Low Earth Orbit. Liftoff is targeted for Wednesday at 6:24 PM EDT (22:24 UTC), with a 2 hour launch window. NSF will bring you live stakeout

It's only a matter of time! Tonight, the countdown clock started for @NASA's Artemis II mission, the first crewed journey beyond Earth orbit in over 50 years. Next stop: the Moon!

Artemis 2 countdown clock is now counting down.

With Artemis II, we're on the verge of flying humans to the Moon for the first time since 1972--at a time when NASA's funding only accounts for ROUGHLY 0.2% of the federal budget. NASA's funding accounted for 4% of the federal budget during Apollo. What a time to be alive!

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TO THE ATTENTION OF PEOPLE WHO DONT FOLLOW SPACEFLIGHT: In 2 days Artemis II will launch 4 astronauts around the moon for the first time in over 5 decades. We’re going back to the moon, and this time the plan is to stay. It’s a pretty big deal

75% of humanity has never seen a human visit another world. For them this is their first Moon mission. Stop for a moment and celebrate that. #ArtemisII --- "Doing Something Again For The First Time" https://t.co/MTruaOu4s1

Orbital launch no. 73 of 2026 🇺🇸🚀👥👤🇨🇦👤🌔 Artemis II | NASA | April 01 | 2224 UTC @NASA to launch its first crewed Moon mission in over 53 years on its SLS Block 1🚀 on a trajectory around Earth's satellite with humans reaching farther into space than ever before from

The official 49-hour and 40-minute countdown for the @NASAArtemis II mission will begin in less than ten minutes, at 4:44 PM ET.

@PU51_RUB @AstroPnoy @QuothByRaven In space, every gram matters… but curiosity is always worth the extra weight.