A technical tribute to NASA's Artemis program — built in Huntsville, AL, for the engineers who made it possible.
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An editorial mission-control showcase of the Artemis program: the SLS rocket architecture, Orion spacecraft, Lunar Gateway, Human Landing System, the people who built it, and the Artemis II mission photo gallery.
Built with love for Scott Lukens — NASA engineer at Marshall Space Flight Center — who worked on Artemis from the very beginning.
- Scroll-driven SLS cutaway — the rocket assembles as you scroll, each stage labeled with contractor, thrust, and propellant. Marshall Space Flight Center highlighted on the core stage.
- Live NRHO orbit animation — canvas-based Near-Rectilinear Halo Orbit around the Moon
- Mission timeline — horizontal scroll, Artemis I–VII with live status
- Telemetry ticker — real mission data, days since Artemis II splashdown, countdown to Artemis III
- Apollo LM vs Starship HLS scale comparison — SVG side-by-side
- Artemis II mission gallery — Earthrise, Vavilov Crater, Splashdown (NASA public domain)
- Scott Lukens tribute block — for the engineer who made it happen
Vanilla HTML/CSS/JS. No framework. No build step. No dependencies except Google Fonts CDN.
index.html— single page, all sectionscss/— base, layout, components (CSS custom properties, no preprocessor)js/— main (scroll reveals, countdown), sls-cutaway (canvas), nrho-orbit (canvas), telemetry, timelinedata/— missions.json, sls-stack.json, crew.json
This repo is a reusable vanilla HTML/CSS/JS technical showcase template. The scroll-driven canvas architecture, telemetry ticker, mission timeline, and editorial grid work for any project needing this kind of rich, static single-page showcase.
To create your own showcase based on this architecture:
- Click Use this template on GitHub
- Replace content in
data/missions.json,data/crew.json - Swap images in
img/hero/,img/crew/,img/mission/ - Update section copy in
index.html(searchEDIT-ME) - Adjust color palette in
css/base.css(CSS custom properties)
See TEMPLATE.md for a full customization guide.
All imagery is verified public domain:
- NASA Image and Video Library (
images-api.nasa.gov) — public domain per NASA media guidelines - SpaceX — open license per SpaceX policy
| Repo | Connection |
|---|---|
| BGKPJR-Core-Simulations | Maglev launch architecture — attacking launch cost at the source |
| Manna | Unmanned cargo pods for lunar resupply via BGKPJR — $200/kg target |
All three projects share the same template architecture and are part of the same ecosystem attacking the future of space access.
All NASA imagery is public domain per NASA media guidelines. SpaceX imagery used per SpaceX open license.
Built by Shane Brazelton + Claude (Anthropic) — never "one person built this." It's always a partnership.
"We are going. Built in Huntsville. Bound for the Moon."
Hazel Green, Alabama · 2026
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Built by Shane Brazelton + Claude (Anthropic) · Hazel Green, Alabama
