Moon & Artemis Exploration Hub

The Artemis Generation

Moon & Artemis Exploration Hub

Humanity is returning to the Moon. From the historic Artemis missions to the shifting phases of the lunar cycle, our hub provides real-time data, mission trackers, and technical deep-dives into our closest celestial neighbor.

Artemis 2 Live Tracker

Track the Orion spacecraft in real-time as four astronauts journey around the Moon for the first time in 50 years.

LIVE TRACKER

Artemis 3 Landing Tracker

Follow the countdown to the first human moon landing in over 50 years. Stay updated on Starship HLS progress and the 2028 South Pole mission.

MISSION TO SURFACE

Mission Timeline

Stay updated on launch dates for Artemis 2, 3, 4, and the future of lunar colonization.

SCHEDULE

Lunar Landing Sites

Explore the rugged terrain of the Lunar South Pole and the candidate regions for the next human landing.

MAPS

Meet the Crew

Biographies and mission roles of the astronauts leading the way for the Artemis Generation.

ASTRONAUTS

Starship HLS

Technical deep-dive into SpaceX’s Human Landing System that will ferry astronauts to the surface.

TECHNOLOGY

Moon Phase Live

Current illumination, lunar age, and real-time visualization of the Moon from Earth.

LIVE DATA

Moon Phase Calendar

Plan your stargazing with our full monthly calendar of new moons, full moons, and quarters.

CALENDAR

Supermoon Tracker

Find out when the Moon is at perigee and appears larger and brighter in our night sky.

OBSERVATION

Our Journey Back to the Lunar Surface

The Artemis program represents the most ambitious era of space exploration since the Apollo era. Following NASA’s 2026 scheduling updates, the mission for Artemis III is now targeting September 2028, ensuring that the Starship HLS and new Axiom spacesuits are fully flight-certified for the lunar South Pole.

This hub serves as your central command for everything lunar. Whether you are looking for the Artemis 3 moon landing countdown, tracking the Starship HLS propellant tests, or simply checking tonight’s moon phase, we provide science-based data and interactive tools to keep you informed. The Moon is no longer just a destination; it is a laboratory for the future of humanity.