The Gantry at Launch Complex 39. Where metal meets history.

Mission for Artemis II:
- https://www.esa.int/ESA_Multimedia/Images/2020/05/Artemis_II_step-by-step

Crew:
- Reid Wiseman; Victor Glover; Christina Koch; Jeremy Hansen

This is the structure that serviced the Saturn V rockets and Space Shuttles. The same framework that supported Neil Armstrong's Apollo 11, the final Shuttle missions, and decades of human spaceflight in between. Captured in VR 180 8K.

Right now, Artemis II sits on Pad 39B (South Side and East Side Views from tower you can see the orange blob in distance). Artemis Project will be the first crewed mission back to the Moon in over 50 years. Launch window opens February 6, 2026 for the Artemis II. The gantry that sent humans to the Moon in 1969 is about to do it again in 2026.

LC-39A and 39B launched every crewed mission to the Moon. Every Shuttle to the ISS came through here. SpaceX uses 39A today. This is where it happens.

Best viewed in a VR headset: Meta Quest 3, Apple Vision Pro, PSVR2, or any 180 VR-capable device.

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