Credits & Attribution

Real-time Artemis II orbital telemetry — spacecraft position, velocity, altitude, and mission elapsed time. Provides the live tracking data that powers the main dashboard, updated every 10 seconds.

Real-time status of NASA's Deep Space Network antenna complexes at Goldstone (California), Madrid (Spain), and Canberra (Australia). Shows which dishes are communicating with Orion.

Powers the photo galleries on every mission page. Search and display of NASA's vast collection of mission photography, crew portraits, and historical imagery.

All mission photography, crew portraits, spacecraft imagery, and program insignias across every page of this site. Includes the Artemis II crew photos, Apollo moonwalk images, Mercury capsule shots, Gemini EVA photos, Shuttle launch imagery, and Skylab station views.

The homecoming imagery on the landing page — Orion adrift in the Pacific, the crew in the recovery raft, Navy divers and MH-60 Seahawks, Wiseman in the helicopter cabin, the USS John P. Murtha (LPD-26), and the crew on the flight deck. Captured 10 April 2026 by NASA and U.S. Navy photographers during recovery operations.

Lunar far-side imagery on the landing page: the Earthset behind the Moon, the in-space total solar eclipse, the crescent Earth from deep space, the solar corona around the lunar limb with Mare Crisium visible, and close-ups of Vavilov Crater and Hertzsprung Basin. All photographed 6 April 2026 through Orion's windows by the Artemis II crew during the seven-hour lunar flyby.

The Blue Marble (remastered) Earth image and Full Moon photograph used in the orbital visualization on the live dashboard and mission pages.

Display and heading typeface. A geometric sans-serif designed by Rodrigo Fuenzalida. Used for mission titles, program names, and hero text throughout the site.

Technical UI typeface. A modern Thai-Latin typeface designed by Cadson Demak. Used for labels, navigation, status indicators, and technical readouts — chosen for its angular, mission-control aesthetic.

Monospace typeface by Mike Abbink & Bold Monday for IBM. Used for telemetry values, distance readouts, mission elapsed time, and data displays — evoking the feel of real mission control terminals.

All typefaces served via Google Fonts CDN, providing fast global delivery and automatic format optimization.

Mission videos, launch footage, crew interviews, and historical documentation embedded on mission pages via YouTube's privacy-enhanced player.

Serves the static site with automatic HTTPS, compression, and reverse proxying for telemetry API endpoints.