NASA has released high-definition, slow-motion footage of the Artemis II launch from dozens of engineering cameras, capturing the Space Launch System rocket from ignition through booster separation. The April 1, 2026, flight carried four astronauts around the moon, the first crewed lunar mission since Apollo. The videos use multiple light wavelengths to reveal views invisible to standard cameras.
NASA Releases Artemis II Launch Footage From SLS Cameras
Source: Space