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Artemis Coloring Sheet

A coloring sheet with Artemis mission components ncluding sketches of the Moon, a spacecraft orbiting the Moon, an astronaut, the Orion spacecraft, Earth, the SLS rocket, and a distant planet is shown. The word “Artemis” is in thick letters at center.
Image Credit: NASA
Published: July 25, 2025

Let your creativity shine with this Artemis coloring sheet, featuring sketches of the Moon, an astronaut, the Orion spacecraft, the SLS (Space Launch System) rocket, Earth, and a distant planet. To learn more about NASA’s Artemis missions to the Moon, visit the official website.

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