On April 1, 2026, four astronauts launched from Kennedy Space Center aboard the most powerful rocket ever flown — beginning humanity’s first crewed voyage to the Moon in over half a century.
This panoramic chart maps every phase of that historic journey. From the thundering liftoff of SLS to the silent flyby beyond the Moon’s far side — where the crew ventured farther from Earth than any human in history — and the fiery reentry at 25,000 mph, every maneuver is plotted with the precision of the mission itself.
Designed in-house at Astrography Studio by Adam Jesionkiewicz, this flight plan is built on verified NASA mission data and rendered with the same care we brought to our celebrated Apollo Mission Flight Plan. But where that chart documented history from 1967, this one captures history as it unfolds — the Artemis generation’s answer to Apollo.
Key Features
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Complete 15-phase mission timeline
Every critical moment plotted with verified T+ times — from booster separation at T+2:12 through Trans-Lunar Injection, the lunar flyby, and splashdown in the Pacific.
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True-scale Earth–Moon diagram
Unlike nearly every other space diagram, the Earth, Moon, and 238,855 miles between them are rendered to actual scale — showing the true vastness of the void the crew must cross.
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Free-return trajectory explained
A dedicated callout illustrates the mission’s built-in safety system — the same gravity-assisted principle that brought Apollo 13’s crew home in 1970.
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Full crew manifest
Commander Wiseman, Pilot Glover, Mission Specialists Koch and Hansen — the crew making history as the first woman, first person of color, and first non-American on a lunar mission.
Why This Matters
The original Apollo Flight Plan has been our bestseller since the beginning of Astrography. It captured a moment when humanity reached beyond Earth for the first time. That moment is happening again.
Artemis II is not a reproduction or a tribute. It is a living document of a mission happening right now — the first crewed lunar flyby in 53 years. The crew aboard Orion will travel ~250,000 miles from Earth, see the far side of the Moon from closer than any human before them, and return through a skip reentry never attempted with astronauts on board.
If you own the Apollo Flight Plan, this is its sequel. If you don’t, this is where the story picks up.
Who It’s For
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For the Space Collector
A museum-grade companion to our Apollo Flight Plan. Together, they tell the complete story of crewed lunar exploration — from the first mission that went, to the one that went back. Limited edition ensures your piece holds its place in a curated collection.
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For the Science Enthusiast
Every data point sourced from NASA’s Artemis II Press Kit and cross-referenced with mission updates. This isn’t an artist’s interpretation — it’s the actual flight plan, elevated to art.
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For the Interior Designer
A panoramic statement piece designed for the spaces where conversations start. The deep-space palette works in modern, mid-century, and industrial interiors. Three sizes tailored to the most popular frame dimensions.
Product Types
Fine Art (Matte) — Limited Edition, Signed
The definitive version. Each Fine Art print is produced on premium matte fine art paper using archival pigment inks rated for 200+ years of color durability. Every piece is individually numbered and hand-signed by Adam Jesionkiewicz, founder and creative director of Astrography Studio.
This is a strictly limited edition. Once the run sells out, this exact design will never be reprinted in this format — securing both its uniqueness and lasting value as a collector’s piece.
- Limited edition, individually numbered with Digital Certificate (trackable UUID)
- Hand-signed by artist: Adam Jesionkiewicz, founder of Astrography
- Premium matte fine art paper
- Archival pigment inks — 200+ year color durability
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"Fine Art" embossed seal guaranteeing authenticity
- Crafted in-house at Astrography Studio (shipped from Europe/Poland)
Poster (Semi-Gloss)
The same meticulously designed chart, printed on semi-gloss poster stock. A more accessible option that brings the full Artemis II flight plan to your wall without the limited edition premium. Not numbered, not signed — but the same stunning design at a friendlier price point.
- Open edition (not numbered, not signed)
- Semi-gloss poster paper
- Vibrant colors with a subtle sheen
