@PolarisSpace

I figured out how to make a countdown timer with JavaScript. This will count down the time left until the next Artemis launch. I also included a little tour of the website in the video.

In the video I wait fir about 20 seconds to see that number hit 0. You can skip about 20 seconds if you don’t want to wait for that. Then the bottom of the countdown I will input the status of the Artemis mission. I don’t spend a whole lot of time with JavaScript which is why it took me 2 hours to do. Most of my time was figuring out the milliseconds to years, months, days, etc. I wanted it to show 2 days and 4 hours instead of something like 4000 hours.

Another thing included in the video is a tour of some of my code.

Let me know if you have any feedback.

I’m creating a website that will provide centralized information about the Artemis Program. Demo is linked in the project for you to try out.

I still need to make the website more responsive.

What I did today was make the landing page for this website. This so far will include Artemis livestreams, videos, and information on specific missions.

Deploying this on Github was a big pain because I needed to restructure the entire website directory, so GitHub could find my index.html file, stylesheet, and images.

Let me know if you have any feedback, I’m probably going to make the carousels smaller.

I’m making a 3D Godot “Game”, the goal of the game is more of learning about Artemis mission milestones than playing.

You’ll be in a view od the Orion spacecraft in a predetermined path it will go. You will be prompted to make a certain menuver (And it will explain what it is and why) such as increasing your velocity to a certain amount by pressing a key if this makes sense. If not, feel free to ask questions.

Anyway, this update is me after setting up the Godot extension (Had some issues with the extension, but it’s resolved) and got my scene set up.

If you want to know the relative size of the moon compared to Earth, here it is!