"We are going back to the Moon" Nasa Artemis Logo

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I remember the night of July 21, 1969, watching the Moon landing on TV with my parents. It was the era of the Cold War—terrible like all wars, yet capable of inspiring humanity to reach for the stars.
Now, over fifty years later, I wanted to focus on something positive amidst the difficult news of our times: humanity's return to the Moon. I created this 3D model of the official Artemis logo to celebrate this historic journey.
The Artemis Program:
•    Artemis I: First uncrewed launch (Nov 2022).
•    Artemis II: The mission returning astronauts to lunar orbit (April 2026).
•    Future: Establishing a permanent lunar base by the 2030s. For those who grew up with "Space: 1999", this is a dream coming true!

Print Settings: Optimized for multi-color (AMS):
•    Artemis Blue: For Earth.
•    Red: For the trajectory arc.
•    Silver/Grey: For the Moon and lettering (use a medium-dark shade to contrast with the background).
•    White: for background.

Pro Tip: 
•    The model is designed to be printed face-down on a Textured PEI plate for a professional, smooth finish that hides layer lines.
•    Fast & Lightweight: This print is extremely efficient, using just over 7 grams of filament and taking less than 30 minutes to complete.
•    Contextual Scene: In one of the preview photos, you'll see the printed model resting on a mousepad of my own design.
https://makerworld.com/it/models/2525666-the-softest-tpu-mouse-pad-you-ll-find-anywhere#profileId-2779390

The "A" represents Artemis’ bow, ready to launch us into the future. 

Ad Astra! 🌌

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