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Ten days after lifting off traveling farther than any human has traveled before and witnessing parts of the far side of the moon never seen by the human eye, the Artemis II crew has returned to Earth. h/t b4its2l8
Follow the crew of Artemis II aboard Orion as they journey back to Earth after rewriting the history books on April 6; traveling farther from Earth than any humans before, flying around the Moon’s far side, capturing new images of its surface, and coming within about 4,000 miles of the Moon at their closest approach.
🚨 MUST WATCH: ARTEMIS II ABOUT TO HIT ITS MOST DANGEROUS TEST 🔥 RE-ENTRY at 25,000 MPH… INSIDE A 5,000° INFERNO 💣 NASA: “There’s NO PLAN B” — it ALL rides on the HEAT SHIELD 😳 SAME SHIELD THAT CRACKED HUNDREDS OF TIMES LAST MISSION 🤯 6 MINUTES OF TOTAL COMMS BLACKOUT…… pic.twitter.com/3QSZUt0PFu — Jesse …
Watch live as NASA’s Artemis II mission heads back after a record-breaking trip around the moon, including views of the lunar far side and a solar eclipse.
LIFTOFF: The crew of @NASA's Artemis II is now bound for the moon — sending astronauts into deep space for the first time in more than 50 years 🚀 pic.twitter.com/WrL9oxhifh — Rapid Response 47 (@RapidResponse47) April 1, 2026
NASA delays Artemis II after fuel seal failures trigger critical safety alarm https://t.co/or9wgwdZFo — Mary Jane Anderson (@MaryJan28337231) February 16, 2026 NASA’s Artemis II mission, intended to carry astronauts around the Moon for the first time since the Apollo era, has been delayed after a liquid hydrogen leak forced an automatic halt during a critical …
by Stephen Green https://twitter.com/Trump__Train__/status/1847276415063863783 SLS requires Starship and the Lunar Gateway to get enough mass to the moon to make Artemis work. Starship can do the whole thing by itself. All things being equal, Artemis makes no sense. But all things aren’t equal. SLS costs $4 billion per launch — just for the disposable rocket. …
