Artemis II astronauts hurtle home from moon toward splashdown - Reuters

Artemis II astronauts hurtle home from moon toward splashdown  Reuters

Here’s what the astronauts did for 10 days in space.

By Ashley Ahn

Watch the moment Orion spacecraft detaches from service module - CNN

Watch the moment Orion spacecraft detaches from service module  CNN

Artemis II crew's 10-day trip around Earth & Moon — timeline of Nasa’s historic lunar mission

Artemis II successfully concluded with a safe splashdown, marking humanity's first crewed lunar journey in decades. The four astronauts travelled further than ever before, testing vital systems and paving the way for future Moon landings and Mars missions. This historic flight included the first woman, first Black astronaut, and first non-American on a lunar voyage.

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Splashdown of Artemis II astronauts concludes 10-day moon mission - The Straits Times

Splashdown of Artemis II astronauts concludes 10-day moon mission  The Straits Times

'Howl at the moon': NASA's bid to boost space enthusiasm

From social media posts clipped from livestreamed events with the astronauts to an extraordinary portfolio of photos, viewers caught an eyeful of Artemis II.

Artemis II astronauts safely back on Earth after trip around moon

The Artemis II flight is the debut crewed test flight in a series of Artemis missions that aim to return astronauts to the lunar surface starting in 2028

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Artemis II astronauts return to Earth after 10-day Moon mission - The Daily Star

Artemis II astronauts return to Earth after 10-day Moon mission  The Daily Star

Artemis astronauts return, splash down into Pacific Ocean

The NASA spacecraft that carried four astronauts around the Moon splashed down as planned Friday into the Pacific Ocean. The post Artemis astronauts return, splash down into Pacific Ocean appeared first on Vanguard News.

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Artemis II astronauts safely back on Earth after trip around moon

The Artemis II capsule and its four-member crew streaked through Earth's atmosphere and safely splashed down in the Pacific Ocean on Friday after nearly 10 days in space, capping the first voyage by humans to ​the vicinity of the moon in over half a century.

By David Apinga