NASA Artemis III
A crewed low-Earth-orbit demonstration to test Orion rendezvous and docking with SpaceX and Blue Origin lander test articles before lunar surface missions.
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Developed by Yellow Bird Tech, using free public space data.
Hunt the solar system, follow Moon and Mars missions, and explore the deep sky.
Deep Space Hound is a single-page cosmic command deck for planets, moons, near-Earth objects, NASA and SpaceX links, the ISS, Astronomy Picture of the Day, and searchable deep-space imagery covering stars, nebulae, galaxies, supernova remnants, and more.
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Live links and featured resources for NASA, SpaceX, lunar missions, the ISS, and deep-space media.
Solar System Command Deck
Planets, moons, dwarf planets, asteroids, and other local objects
Explore objects from the solar system data feed, inspect core physical and orbital details, and browse near-Earth objects that are currently on NASA’s feed.
Solar System Explorer
Filter and inspect local cosmic bodies.
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Near-Earth Objects
NASA feed for today’s close-approach objects.
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Uses NASA’s public feed.
Earth’s Moon
Lunar Landing Site Explorer
Explore selected human, robotic, international, and commercial landing sites on a schematic view of the Moon’s near side. Hover, focus, or tap a marker for mission details.
Near-side view: Far-side missions such as Chang’e 4 and Chang’e 6 are noted in the mission history, but cannot be plotted on this face.
Apollo crewed
Early robotic
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International
Locations are projected from lunar latitude and longitude onto a simplified near-side globe; close polar sites are slightly separated for readability.
Future Moon Landing Watch
Current public plans from NASA, commercial providers, and international programs. Dates can move as spacecraft and launch systems complete testing.
NASA Artemis IV
NASA’s current first planned crewed Artemis landing, targeting the lunar South Pole with a commercial human landing system.
Artemis updates →NASA Artemis V
A follow-on lunar surface mission in NASA’s current architecture, with later Artemis missions planned at roughly annual intervals.
Explore Artemis →SpaceX Starship HLS
SpaceX is developing a lunar Starship human landing system for NASA, including the test article planned for the Artemis III docking demonstration.
SpaceX updates →Blue Origin Blue Moon
Blue Origin’s Mark 2 human landing system is also part of NASA’s lander development path and the planned Artemis III demonstration work.
Blue Moon →Firefly Blue Ghost 2
A NASA CLPS-supported landing on the lunar far side with an Elytra orbiter serving as a communications relay.
Mission details →China Chang’e 7
A robotic mission aimed at surveying the lunar South Pole environment and searching for water ice and other volatile materials.
CNSA overview →Intuitive Machines IM-3
A CLPS robotic landing planned for Reiner Gamma, carrying science payloads and helping establish lunar communications infrastructure.
IM-3 mission →ispace Mission 3
ispace’s next lunar landing mission, using its larger ULTRA lander after a revised company schedule.
ispace missions →Moon and Mission Hub
Moon, Mars, and Mission Watch
Artemis II is complete. Deep Space Hound now follows what comes next: Artemis III and IV planning, NASA Live, SpaceX lunar systems, ISS activity, and public deep-space media.
Artemis II: Mission Complete
The historic crewed lunar flyby is now archived here, while this hub shifts toward the next phase of Moon exploration.
Mission Watch
ART II
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Mission Watch
Archive Mission
Artemis II crewed lunar flyby
Return
April 10, 2026 splashdown
Primary Focus
Artemis III, Artemis IV, NASA Live, SpaceX lunar systems
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What Comes Next
Fast orientation for the post-Artemis II mission path.
Artemis II Archive
Reid Wiseman • Victor Glover • Christina Koch • Jeremy Hansen
Artemis III Watch
Follow Orion, SLS, docking tests, lunar lander readiness, and the next crewed Artemis planning cycle.
Artemis IV / Lunar Landing Path
Track the longer Moon landing path, human landing systems, spacesuits, and lunar surface planning.
Official Tracking Links
NASA Artemis →
SpaceX updates →
Artemis I
Uncrewed Orion/SLS test flight that opened the Artemis campaign.
Artemis II
Crewed lunar flyby completed; now archived as the bridge from testing to future Moon operations.
Artemis III
Next crewed Artemis mission planning, with docking and lunar-system readiness as the key watch items.
Artemis IV
Follow the developing lunar landing path and surface mission architecture.
Mission Watch Live Area
Reliable live mission links plus direct mission resources for NASA, Artemis, SpaceX, and media search.
Live feeds change often
Instead of embedding a YouTube recording that may expire, this panel now sends visitors straight to official live mission sources. That avoids the “This live stream recording is not available” message when NASA or YouTube rotates a stream.
Artemis Program
Humans in Space
NASA Launches
SpaceX Launches
Space Hound Tracker
Search Mission Media
Official live streams rotate frequently, so this panel uses durable live destination links instead of a single embedded recording.
Deep Space Discovery
Search stars, nebulae, galaxies, supernova remnants, and more
Search public imagery and media for cosmic targets. Great starting queries include Orion Nebula, Crab Nebula, Eagle Nebula, Betelgeuse, Andromeda Galaxy, Pillars of Creation, supernova remnant, black hole, and Carina.
Deep Space Finder
Search for rich space media and descriptive metadata.
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Live Orbiting View
ISS tracking and people in space
Track the current latitude and longitude of the International Space Station, along with a live astronaut list from a separate spaceflight data source.
ISS Current Position
Updates automatically from a live ISS position feed.
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People in Space
Powered by live astronaut records.
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Live Solar Watch
GOES-19 SUVI Solar Imagery
View NOAA's latest Solar Ultraviolet Imager sequence in the Fe 171 Ångström band. This wavelength highlights the Sun's hot corona, magnetic loops, and active regions.
NOAA GOES Solar Viewer
GOES-19 • SUVI Fe171 • recent 120-frame sequence
GOES-19 SUVI Fe171
Open NOAA's official viewer for the current imagery and animation.
NOAA blocks its full viewer from appearing inside third-party pages, so Deep Space Hound now shows NOAA's solar animation directly instead of using an iframe. The preview is a recent Fe171 sequence; use the first button for NOAA's current live viewer and controls.