Meet The Crew
Mission Objectives
Dangers of Space
Risk Management
Apollo vs Artemis
200

The commander of Artemis II and former Chief of the Astronaut Office.

Who is Reid Wiseman?

200

This Orion system protects the spacecraft during high-speed Earth reentry.

What is the heat shield?

200

Unlike ISS crews, Artemis astronauts are outside Earth’s protective this.

What is the magnetic field?

200

Artemis risk management includes extensive testing and this design feature.

What are redundant systems?

200

Apollo missions were limited by this type of technology.

What is analog technology?

400

The Artemis II pilot who was the first Black astronaut to complete a long-duration ISS mission.

Who is Victor Glover?

400

Artemis II will test Orion’s ability to support astronauts with this critical system.

What is life support?

400

One major deep space danger caused by high-energy particles.

What is radiation exposure?

400

Crew preparation relies heavily on this training method before flights.

What are simulations?

400

Apollo Guidance Computers (AGC) operated at this extremely slow clock speed.

What is 0.043 megahertz?

600

The Artemis II mission specialist who will become the first Canadian to travel beyond low Earth orbit.

Who is Jeremy Hansen

600

Artemis II will evaluate Orion’s ability to do this reliably in deep space.

What is navigation and communication?

600

Tiny high-speed hazards that can damage spacecraft in deep space.

What are micrometeoroids?

600

Artemis risk philosophy closely mirrors this CAP safety protocol framework.

What is Operational Risk Management (ORM)?

600

Apollo missions were not designed with this long-term goal in mind.

What is sustainability?

800

The mission specialist who holds the record for the longest single spaceflight by a woman.

Who is Christina Koch

800

Artemis II specifically tests reentry at speeds exceeding this velocity.

What is 25,000 miles per hour?

800

In deep space, rescue assistance is measured in this unit of time instead of minutes.

What are days?

800

The first step in ORM applied to Artemis missions.

What is identifying hazards?

800

Apollo missions typically had this limitation regarding time on the lunar surface.

What is short mission duration?

1000

Artemis II astronauts are selected not just for intelligence, but especially for this personal quality.

What is teamwork (or leadership / calm decision-making)?

1000

Every Artemis II objective is designed to answer this overarching question.

Can we bring the crew home safely?

1000

Reentry is best described as controlled falling at these speeds.

What are hypersonic speeds?

1000

Artemis II eliminates this primary risk factor while testing and preparing for Artemis III.

What is landing risk?

1000

Artemis differs from Apollo by emphasizing repeated missions instead of this one-time goal.

What is a single visit?

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