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The Artemis program patch in the space station's cupola. The patch is framed by the center circular window in the space. Earth can be seen behind the patch. The Artemis patch has five sides. It has a white background with a black border. There's a black "A," for Artemis. The crossbar of the A is made by a curving red trajectory line that crosses from left to right. That line continues beyond the "A" and beyond a small gray circle representing the Moon. Below the "A" is a blue crescent representing Earth. At the very bottom is the word "Artemis."

Godspeed, Artemis II!

NASA astronaut Jessica Meir shared this photo of an Artemis program patch floating in the International Space Station's cupola on X.

Image Credit: NASA/Jessica Meir

TakenMarch 30, 2026

Image CreditNASA/Jessica Meir

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