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Public RS-25 and Artemis webinar tailored for blind and low-vision audiences
A two-hour Zoom webinar on the RS-25 engine and Artemis missions is open to the public and designed for blind and low-vision audiences.
- The webinar is open to the public and is tailored specifically for blind and low-vision audiences.
- It is listed as lasting two hours and using Zoom.
- Planned content includes audio-described footage of an RS-25 engine test, a Q&A with an Artemis engineer, and a panel on accessibility in space and science.
- The listed Artemis goal is to send astronauts on progressively harder missions to explore the Moon and set up a Moon Base on the lunar surface.
- Registrants are to receive an email in the days before the event.
What happened
A virtual webinar on the RS-25 engine and future Artemis missions is open to the public and tailored specifically for blind and low-vision audiences.
The two-hour Zoom event includes audio-described engine-test footage and discussions centered on accessibility.
What we know
The webinar is listed as lasting 2 hours and using Zoom.
It is open to the public and is tailored specifically for a blind and low-vision audience.
Planned content includes audio-described footage of an RS-25 engine test, a question-and-answer session with an Artemis engineer, and a panel discussion about accessibility in space and science.
A contact email listed for the webinar is [email protected].
Why it matters
The webinar connects public accessibility efforts with the RS-25 engine and Artemis mission content. The listed Artemis goal is to send astronauts on progressively harder missions to explore the Moon and set up a Moon Base on the lunar surface.
What's next
Registrants are to receive an email in the days before the event.
What we are not sure about
- The facts do not provide a date, time, or registration link.