NASA will Provide Real-time Tracking of the Artemis 1 Mission for Viewers

The Orion spacecraft is expected to fly 40,000 miles over the moon in its first comprehensive flight test

Space enthusiasts can use the Artemis Live Orbit (AROW) website to follow NASA’s Orion spacecraft missions around the Moon in real time. This will be posted on the NASA website and the NASA_Orion Twitter account on August 28.

The Orion spacecraft is expected to fly 40,000 miles over the moon in its first integrated flight test using a Space Launch System (SLS) rocket.

Through the location, viewers can track the spacecraft’s distance from Earth, distance from the Moon, mission duration, and more. During the flight, sensors will collect data and send it to Mission Control at NASA’s Johnson Space Center in Houston.

NASA will Provide Real-time Tracking of the Artemis

“It’s a compelling way to get involved in the mission and understand the scope of what It is trying to achieve with Artemis I,” said Seth Lambert, Orion programmer and creator of AROW.

Users can track key mission milestones and lunar features on the site, including information about landing sites.

Through the Artemis mission, It will also land the first woman and first person of color on the Moon.

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