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The #Callisto payload on @NASA_Orion for Artemis I is a test of technology that may enable astronauts to be more self-reliant as they explore deep space. And the farther astronauts venture in space (like to Mars), the more self-reliant they will have to become.pic.twitter.com/cXgsWZh6NR

Through the @NASAArtemis mission, we’ll be able to capture incredible imagery thanks to @NASA_Orion’s imaging systems. On the latest episode of “Houston, We Have a Podcast,” we learn what the world can expect once we’re flying around the Moon again. https://go.nasa.gov/3JT2XNQ pic.twitter.com/BxaTfTkn0R

All of us earthbound citizens will get to experience the sight of the Earth and Moon during #Artemis thanks to @NASA_Orion imaging systems. Learn how we stream video and capture images from deep space on this week’s “Houston We Have Podcast.” | https://go.nasa.gov/3F62MLB pic.twitter.com/AdLsSQ80ei

The cat's out of the bag! Discover the #Callisto payload, our newest partnership with @alexa99 and @Webex to test commercial technologies in deep space on board @NASA_Orion https://lmt.co/3JJlY5C pic.twitter.com/mvks4laVtL

#Artemis I will be the first mission to use voice commands from mission control to a spacecraft in deep space. Callisto, a collaboration between @LockheedMartin, @amazon, and @Webex, will demonstrate voice activation technology aboard @NASA_Orion: https://go.nasa.gov/3HC326W pic.twitter.com/mV8VAHKT0s

Happy New Year! @NASA has much to look forward to in 2022, not least of which is the #Artemis I launch, the first integrated test of @NASA_SLS and @NASA_Orion. I want to wish everyone a safe and prosperous year as we continue to countdown to launch! https://go.nasa.gov/3ExBrlm pic.twitter.com/ru1cBc4Yh6

What an amazing year for space! NASA’s Exploration Ground Systems fully assembled the @NASA_SLS rocket & @NASA_Orion, & our launch & recovery teams are certified for @NASAArtemis I, launching next year. Artemis I will be the uncrewed start of humanity’s return to the Moon! pic.twitter.com/EljxUVciUS

What better way to celebrate the new year than with an inspiring story? Check out this illustrated book of the story of @NASAArtemis and how SLS will launch the future of space exploration! READ IT HERE >> https://go.nasa.gov/33Te60S pic.twitter.com/d1ajK8NQ0Q

Happy holidays to the #Artemis Generation! This illustration can be found in You Are Going, an Artemis children's book illustrated by Shane Tolentino. Download a copy here: http://nasa.gov/youaregoing pic.twitter.com/vEUkz1u0vg

Happy holidays to the worldwide @NASA, @ESA, and contractor @NASA_Orion team!pic.twitter.com/BDRWgU1chF

Are you: A U.S. citizen? A college grad in a STEM field? Eager to lead teams on upcoming @Space_Station and @NASAArtemis missions? Today is the last day to apply to be a @NASAJohnson flight director for mission control! Details: https://go.nasa.gov/3ma5c5n pic.twitter.com/dEK1pAULOw

“You can do anything if you put your heart and mind to it and stick with your plan and don’t deter from it. That’s what I tell my kids, the kids in the community, and all my colleagues here.” Izeal Battle is a spacecraft technician working on @NASA_Orion. https://go.nasa.gov/3E0jGLl pic.twitter.com/2B9VBDSKwa

Very exciting to see the fully stacked #Artemis I vehicle in person. Howard Hu and I went all the way to the top to check out @NASA_Orion. https://twitter.com/NASAGroundSys/status/1471204421577199616 …pic.twitter.com/sTfEMqpJPE

Welcome to the #Artemis era. The Vehicle Assembly Building at @NASAKennedy now has a new Artemis logo.pic.twitter.com/H0TSC0G995

Astronauts Mike Hopkins @Astro_illini, Shannon Walker, and Victor Glover @AstroVicGlover visiting @NASA_Orion and @NASA_SLS in High Bay 3 of the Vehicle Assembly Building at @NASAKennedy on Dec. 8. These three have a combined 831 days, 9 hours, and 3 minutes in space.pic.twitter.com/fIpkN2vVsX

#AstronautSnoopy says hello to his ride to the Moon! As the Zero G Indicator for the #Artemis I mission, Snoopy arrived at @NASAKennedy on Dec. 2 before being loaded into the @NASA_Orion spacecraft ahead of launch early next year. https://go.nasa.gov/3EEy64N pic.twitter.com/RiFrFOw06h

“I would’ve never imagined that this is where I would end up, but it is an exciting industry and humbling to be a small part of the space industry team.” Erica Sandoval leads the team that builds the abort motor for the @NASA_Orion launch abort system. https://go.nasa.gov/3ybW7O5 pic.twitter.com/eWmrJVkxwD