ALT A photo of a soccer ball aboard the International Space Station. Earth and parts of the space station are visible out the window in the background. Credit: NASA

ALT The NASA Social group poses for a photo with NASA Stennis Acting Center Director Christine Powell. Credit: NASA Stennis

ALT The NASA Social group poses for a funny photo as they point up at three engines that will be used for the Artemis 4 mission. Credit: NASA Stennis

ALT The NASA Social group poses for a photo at the bottom of the flame trench at the Fred Haise Test Stand. Credit: NASA Stennis

ALT The NASA Social group hears from subject matter experts about the engines that will be used for Artemis 3, 4, and 5. Credit: NASA Stennis

ALT A large group of people watch NASA Associate Administrator Amit Kshatriya talk in a stage during the rollout of the core stage for Artemis 3. The core stage is seen peeking out of the Vertical Assembly Building at NASA Michoud. The sun rises on the left side of the image creating a sun glare over the building.

ALT A Webby trophy, which is a silver spring spiraling up from a solid silver base. It sits in front of an out of focus NASA meatball logo, a blue circle with a red V and white loop, with NASA in white.

ALT Two NASA employees wearing headsets work at laptops in a mission control room, focused on monitors displaying data.

ALT NASA and Boeing prepare the butterscotch-orange-colored SLS (Space Launch System) rocket core stage for shipment at NASA\u2019s Michoud Assembly Facility in New Orleans. The core stage is on its side on two orange structures that hold it above the ground. The core stage is just in front of a tall rectangular building with a NASA meatball logo on the side facing us. The building's massive doors are open. Credit: NASA/Eric Bordelon

ALT Image Credit: NASA/Michael DeMocker