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#HappyNewYear from the entire Orion team! #HappyNewYear2022pic.twitter.com/eoIrnHQHWj

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

"And in the end, we are all so close when it comes down to it. We do act like family. We are there for each other. We take care of each other if we need to.” Engineer Nyla Trumbach shares her unique experience working on a team at @NASAStennis: https://go.nasa.gov/3JpWDNX pic.twitter.com/cqvhTpnAqM

How will the SLS launch @NASAArtemis I? The SLS initially produces 8.8 million pounds of thrust during launch and ascent. Click here to see how the SLS sends Artemis I to the Moon: https://go.nasa.gov/3mkDFhH pic.twitter.com/aK4bnlpROH

#WhatsNew in the STI Repository? Learn about a proposed lunar safe haven designed to protect astronauts & lunar surface systems in this #STIdoc from @NASA_Langley. https://go.nasa.gov/3ejwJNe  pic.twitter.com/5V2QVLdZCT

Landing site: selected Prototype: built Design: finalized What a year for our #Artemis Moon rover, VIPER! Get the full recap from our mission manager before we head into 2022: https://go.nasa.gov/3EzJApe pic.twitter.com/j1qD5tDs0S

It's arts and crafts time! Put the ART in NASA's #Artemis missions by drawing the SLS rocket, Orion spacecraft, spacesuits and more. Full guides and instructions HERE >> https://go.nasa.gov/3EnaWiy pic.twitter.com/k3LnLWbyyL

"I hope that my contribution has a positive impact on reducing risks so that we can successfully reach our goals for exploring the universe." @NASAGateway risk manager Victoria Stowe plays a major role in ensuring safety on the @NASAArtemis lunar outpost: https://go.nasa.gov/3sxrQIW pic.twitter.com/Q9fpZXYrW1

For @NASAArtemis I, the SLS core stage holds more than 700,000 gallons of cryogenic, or supercold, propellants that the RS-25 engines consume. Learn more about these tanks HERE >> https://go.nasa.gov/3J42mZD pic.twitter.com/sJxdTmLcBg

#OTD in 1968, Apollo 8 astronauts Frank Borman, Jim Lovell, and Bill Anders became the first humans to see an Earthrise above the Moon's surface. They captured this iconic image and sent a message to all the people back on Earth: https://go.nasa.gov/3sxNRHI pic.twitter.com/jWTamkCzTW

"Kennedy's Artemis I Team Readies for NASA's Historic Launch" The launch team with @NASA's Exploration Ground Systems at @NASAKennedy is now certified as ready for the inaugural flight of the massive @NASA_SLS Moon rocket and @NASA_Orion spacecraft. https://go.nasa.gov/33RBID3 pic.twitter.com/MJr8oyv8ar

A critical component of @NASA_Orion is the European Service Module (ESM), which provides propulsion, power, & thermal control & will supply astronauts with water & oxygen. Seen here is the Artemis II ESM, in the Operations and Checkout Building at @NASAKennedy.pic.twitter.com/a3zcx7SBKd

2022 is around the corner! To celebrate, learn more about our 2 solid rocket boosters, the most powerful rocket stages ever flown, providing more than 75% of the power to launch the SLS as they work parallel to the core stage and its 4 RS-25 engines. >> https://go.nasa.gov/32r46uM pic.twitter.com/JpMAg5wvqJ

Starship launch hardware stands tall at @SpaceX while NASA HLS experts, @AstroKomrade, and @AstroVicGlover take a firsthand look. A Starship will land @NASAArtemis astronauts on the Moon during #Artemis III after @NASA_SLS and @NASA_Orion deliver the crew to lunar orbit.pic.twitter.com/FdOYAmCkOQ