Countdown to Launch: Artemis II Crew arrives at launch pad
FOX 35's Marie Edinger spoke with Garrett Wymer as the crew for Artemis II made arrived at the launchpad.
FOX 35's Marie Edinger spoke with Garrett Wymer as the crew for Artemis II made arrived at the launchpad.
Artemis II Coverage: Crew prepares for launchpad
FOX 35's Esther Bower was live at the Kennedy Space Center for extended Artemis II coverage amid a potentially historic launch day. She spoke with Garrett Wymer live to discuss what we know, what to expect, and how to watch.
FOX 35's Esther Bower was live at the Kennedy Space Center for extended Artemis II coverage amid a potentially historic launch day. She spoke with Garrett Wymer live to discuss what we know, what to expect, and how to watch.
Historic Artemis II rocket launch mission is a 'Go': Where, how to watch
Four astronauts onboard the Artemis II are set to launch into outer space – on their way to the moon – in less than an hour.
Four astronauts onboard the Artemis II are set to launch into outer space – on their way to the moon – in less than an hour.
Artemis II: Historic launch? Space travel expert explains
The launch of Artemis II is set to be a historic moment in space exploration history, according to both NASA officials and experts across the nation. Brendan Byrne, host of the 'Are We There Yet' podcast, was live at the Kennedy Center to detail the importance of this launch. He spoke with FOX 35's Garrett Wymer.
The launch of Artemis II is set to be a historic moment in space exploration history, according to both NASA officials and experts across the nation. Brendan Byrne, host of the 'Are We There Yet' podcast, was live at the Kennedy Center to detail the importance of this launch. He spoke with FOX 35's Garrett Wymer.
Historic Lunar Mission: Expert on Artemis II Launch
Tim Dodd from Everyday Astronaut joined Garrett Wymer live from Kennedy Space Center to talk about what the historic Artemis II launch means for him.
Tim Dodd from Everyday Astronaut joined Garrett Wymer live from Kennedy Space Center to talk about what the historic Artemis II launch means for him.
Artemis II countdown: Visitor await historic launch from Jetty Park
Viewers are camped out a Jetty Park to catch a glimpse of the historic Artemis II launch on April 1.
Viewers are camped out a Jetty Park to catch a glimpse of the historic Artemis II launch on April 1.
Artemis II launch is a 'go' after hardware issue fixed
Engineers resolved a hardware issue affecting communication with the Space Launch System’s flight termination system, clearing a key safety concern ahead of launch, officials said. The problem had prevented ground controllers from sending a destruct signal if the rocket veered off course. A follow-up confidence test confirmed the system is now ready to support liftoff.
Engineers resolved a hardware issue affecting communication with the Space Launch System’s flight termination system, clearing a key safety concern ahead of launch, officials said. The problem had prevented ground controllers from sending a destruct signal if the rocket veered off course. A follow-up confidence test confirmed the system is now ready to support liftoff.
Artemis II: What is the flight termination system?
NASA officials encountered a brief communication issue with the flight termination system, a critical safety system needed before Artemis II could safely launch from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida.
NASA officials encountered a brief communication issue with the flight termination system, a critical safety system needed before Artemis II could safely launch from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida.
Artemis II: Record breaking crowds for historic launch
Visitors lined the Max Brewer Bridge in Titusville to catch a glimpse of the Artemis II l launch from Cape Canaveral Space Station. Though facing sideways rain, people are camped along the sides hours before the launch.
Visitors lined the Max Brewer Bridge in Titusville to catch a glimpse of the Artemis II l launch from Cape Canaveral Space Station. Though facing sideways rain, people are camped along the sides hours before the launch.
Team Coverage: Artemis II crew boards the Orion Capsule
FOX 35's Garrett Wymer listened in live as the crew for Artemis II boarded on to the Orion capsule ahead of the expected 6:24 p.m. EDT launch. He is joined by FOX 35 Reporters Baileigh Bockover and Hannah Mackenzie, for extended team coverage.
FOX 35's Garrett Wymer listened in live as the crew for Artemis II boarded on to the Orion capsule ahead of the expected 6:24 p.m. EDT launch. He is joined by FOX 35 Reporters Baileigh Bockover and Hannah Mackenzie, for extended team coverage.
Artemis II: What to expect amid the historic lunar launch
FOX 35's John Brown spoke with Garrett Wymer live on the ground to discuss the heavy excitement in the Space Coast surrounding the launch of the historic Artemis II lunar mission.
FOX 35's John Brown spoke with Garrett Wymer live on the ground to discuss the heavy excitement in the Space Coast surrounding the launch of the historic Artemis II lunar mission.
Artemis II: No sonic booms, but Florida Space Coast will hear rocket's roar at launch
When Artemis II lifts off from Launch Pad 39B at Kennedy Space Center in Florida, the rumble of the engines thrusting will be heard – and perhaps felt – by those closest to the launch pad, and as far away as Orlando.
When Artemis II lifts off from Launch Pad 39B at Kennedy Space Center in Florida, the rumble of the engines thrusting will be heard – and perhaps felt – by those closest to the launch pad, and as far away as Orlando.
Artemis II Launch: Crowds gather at Space View Park hours before liftoff
Visitors traveled from all over to see the historic Artemis II launch from Space View Park. FOX 35's Baileigh Bockover spoke with a family who are excited to see the rocket blast into space.
Visitors traveled from all over to see the historic Artemis II launch from Space View Park. FOX 35's Baileigh Bockover spoke with a family who are excited to see the rocket blast into space.
Artemis II: Son of Apollo 14 astronaut talks Artemis excitement
Jack Roosa, the son of Apollo 14 astronaut Stuart Allen Roosa, talks with FOX 35's Garrett Wymer about the excitement ahead of Artemis II. He talks about being 10 years old watching his dad fly in Apollo 14.
Jack Roosa, the son of Apollo 14 astronaut Stuart Allen Roosa, talks with FOX 35's Garrett Wymer about the excitement ahead of Artemis II. He talks about being 10 years old watching his dad fly in Apollo 14.
Artemis II: Expert talks worldwide excitement over moon mission
FOX 35's Garrett Wymer talked with Danielle Dallas Roosa, the founder of Back to Space, about the Artemis II mission and the worldwide excitement about the next step in a potential lunar landing. Roosa's grandfather was part of Apollo 14 astronaut Stuart Roosa. "It's time to go back to space," she said.
FOX 35's Garrett Wymer talked with Danielle Dallas Roosa, the founder of Back to Space, about the Artemis II mission and the worldwide excitement about the next step in a potential lunar landing. Roosa's grandfather was part of Apollo 14 astronaut Stuart Roosa. "It's time to go back to space," she said.
Artemis II weather forecast: Where can you spot the launch
The greatest threat to an April 1 Artemis launch is the rain, which should be clearing up hours before the launch window opens. The showers should push further inland closer to the launch time. If the launch is scrubbed, weather on Thursday look less favorable.
The greatest threat to an April 1 Artemis launch is the rain, which should be clearing up hours before the launch window opens. The showers should push further inland closer to the launch time. If the launch is scrubbed, weather on Thursday look less favorable.
Artemis II: California 2nd-grader designed Zero-G Indicator
All eyes are on NASA and Kennedy Space Center where Artemis II is expected to launch on a 10-day mission to the moon -- and back. It is the latest flight test with the goal of landing humans back on the moon -- and eventually building a moon base there. NASA talked to Lucas Ye, a second-grade student from Mountain View, California, who submitted the mascot for Artemis, known as "Rise." It's known as the zero gravity indicator. When Artemis II reaches zero gravity, "Rise" will float.
All eyes are on NASA and Kennedy Space Center where Artemis II is expected to launch on a 10-day mission to the moon -- and back. It is the latest flight test with the goal of landing humans back on the moon -- and eventually building a moon base there. NASA talked to Lucas Ye, a second-grade student from Mountain View, California, who submitted the mascot for Artemis, known as "Rise." It's known as the zero gravity indicator. When Artemis II reaches zero gravity, "Rise" will float.
Countdown to Artemis II launch | Viewers at Jetty Park
People camped out a Jetty Park in anticipation of seeing the Artemis II launch on April 1, booked a site a year in advance. Campers described the event as a mix of excitement and nervousness.
People camped out a Jetty Park in anticipation of seeing the Artemis II launch on April 1, booked a site a year in advance. Campers described the event as a mix of excitement and nervousness.
Countdown to Artemis II launch: Viewers at Space View Park
Hundreds of viewers set up at Space View Park on April 1, ahead of the Artemis II launch. FOX 35's Marley Capper spoke with some out of town visitors about expected historic launch.
Hundreds of viewers set up at Space View Park on April 1, ahead of the Artemis II launch. FOX 35's Marley Capper spoke with some out of town visitors about expected historic launch.
Countdown to Artemis II launch | 'Rocket is in good shape'
Dr. Ken Kremer from Space UpClose spoke with FOX 35's Garrett Wymer about the previous hydrogen leaks regarding Artemis II. Kremer reported that NASA is testing the hardware and software ahead of the launch set for 6:30 p.m., April 1. "That's all fixed now. Everything is looking really great," Kremer said.
Dr. Ken Kremer from Space UpClose spoke with FOX 35's Garrett Wymer about the previous hydrogen leaks regarding Artemis II. Kremer reported that NASA is testing the hardware and software ahead of the launch set for 6:30 p.m., April 1. "That's all fixed now. Everything is looking really great," Kremer said.