ALT An image of the blue Artemis II boarding pass is shown in the center of the image. The boarding pass says “Your Name Here.” Behind the boarding pass is an image with part of the Orion spacecraft at the bottom left corner and the Moon on the right half of the image. Above Orion reads, “Get your Artemis II boarding pass!” in white text against the black background. Credit: NASA

ALT A visibility map showing the mid-Atlantic region. The map shows how many seconds after that people in the area may be able to see the sounding rocket in the sky. The land is green and the ocean is dark blue. Visibility of 30-32 seconds is represented by a purple semi-circle reaching north to New York state, west to West Virginia, and as south as Raleigh, South Carolina. 10-21 seconds is represented by a bright blue semi-circle reaching north to Trenton, New Jersey, west to Charlottesville, North Carolina, and south to parts of South Carolina. Visibility from 0-10 seconds is indicated by a bright green semi-circle mostly covering to the edge of the southern border of Delaware and down into the Eastern Shore of Virginia. On the right is a black box with white words: "Colors indicate when viewers will have line-of-sight access to the vehicle, with 3° elevation or more. Measured in seconds after takeoff."