They will be flying behind the moon. There will be no landing, the mission is just to record unseen parts of the lunar surface and collect data on where future lunar bases can be built. 

The Artemis II will be landing on the moon

It was the first cancelled Apollo mission, there were only 3 that were cancelled. 

A few historical artifacts are on board the Artemis II mission, one if which being a flag that was supposed to fly to the moon on which CANCELLED apollo mission?

When fully fueled the rocket weights 26000 tons (5.76*10^6 lbs), this famous tower is 13,700 tons (3.0203*10^7 lbs).

The Artemis II is about 30 stories high (98m = 322ft). What famous tower comes close to the height of this space craft? 

The flight path will take Artemis II around 402,000km - 250,000 miles

The crew on the Artemis II will travel farther from earth than any other Humans before them.

They will be the fastest humans in at least 50 years

They will try to slow their speed to test new landing procedures

They may be the fastest humans in all of human history

This might be the slowest space landing in all of human history

pick 2

The speed at which the Artemis II crew will be returning to Earth is estimated to be around 40,000km/h = 25,000mph. What other predictions have been made about their speed?

The volume of the crew cabin on the Artemis II is about 9.344kL = 9344L = 330 ft^3. They do have some privacy as there is a separate a separate "Hygiene Bay".

Which of the below options is comparable to the space that the crew have on the Artemis II mission? (Orion is the name of the capsule that the Artemis II crew are traveling in)

This is a short mission so enough water has been supplied to last through the mission. Urine will be flushed out into space and feces will be stored in a sanitary manner then disposed of once they are back on earth. 

The image below is of a hygiene bay. The hose with the yellow funnel is for urine and the box with the lid down at the bottom right corner is for feces.

In order to conserve water, the crew will be recycling waste into clean drinkable water. 

2 solid boosters - 6 tons of propellant; Core Stage - 2.8*10^6L of liquid hydrogen and oxygen; All producing 8.8*10^6lbs of thrust over the time it takes to reach orbit

About how long does it take for a shuttle to reach earth's orbit?

During re-entry, the outside of the spacecraft will heat up to around 2,750ºC - 5,000ºF

What is the external heat of the spacecraft during re-entry comparable to?

0; however, Reid Wiseman was born 3 years after the mission in 1975

From left to right: Victor Golver - Pilot, Reid Wiseman - Commander, Jeremy Hansen - Mission Specialist, Christina Koch - Mission Specialist

How many of the crew members were alive during the last moon landing? The last moon landing was Apollo 17 in 1972

3 were recycled completely, one had recycled parts but was mostly new. All four engines contain at least one component that flew on the first Space Shuttle back in 1981.

When parts come back in good quality, they are restored and recycled to cut costs of space travel. 

How many of the 4 engines on the rocket used to launch the Artemis II mission were recycled from other missions?

The first non-American citizen to reach the moon

The first non-white person to reach the moon

The first-time humans will ever see the south pole of the moon

Pick more than 1

The Artemis II mission has many firsts, please click the firsts that are true.

figure 9 where they leave the moon to enter earth orbit before landing

The Artemis II will not be following the flight path of Apollo 13

The Artemis II mission will return on a similar flight path to the Apollo 13 mission. This flight path is in what shape?

An Oxygen Tank exploded two days into the mission

Life-support systems were disabled during the mission

The crew had to use gravity as a tool to make up for lost fuel

The crew returned to earth alive despite all other events

Why was Apollo 13 so different from the other Apollo missions?

What common household object was one of the things used to repair the Apollo 13 on its return flight to Earth?

The blue color of the sky blocks out radiation

What protects the earth form the harmful radiation from the sun?

Artificial organs created from cells harvested from lab mice

A thin slice of the astronaut's epidermis (Skin)

Bone marrow like cells grown from the astronaut's own blood

Astronauts are exposed to a lot of radiation since they leave Earth's protection. Once on earth these chips will be used to measure how the crew's cells react while in space.

The Artemis II mission will carry several "Organ on a chip" devices. What do these "Organ on a Chip" devices contain?

Tortillas are a staple food item aboard most space flights

Corned Beef Sandwich Incident: Astronaut John W. Young on the Gemini III flight snuck a Corned beef sandwich into the space shuttle to eat in space. The crumbs float in microgravity and can cause irritated eyes, respiratory distress, sinus infections, etc.