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Footage Released From Artemis II Recovery After Splashdown
Newly released video from the Artemis II mission commander shows the view from inside the spacecraft as recovery teams opened the hatch following splashdown. The footage provides an astronaut's-eye perspective of the post-landing operations. The release comes as NASA continues its preparations for future crewed lunar missions.
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The video captures the moment from inside the capsule when external teams began opening the hatch following a successful return from the uncrewed test flight around the Moon. The footage was made public on Sunday. It comes from the mission commander and offers a firsthand look at the immediate aftermath of reentry and landing.
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Recovery teams work to secure the spacecraft and assist the crew after splashdown. The newly released video shows the interior view as the hatch is opened from outside, allowing the first external light and air into the capsule following its high-speed return from lunar orbit.
The release of the footage provides additional visual documentation of the mission's conclusion. It supplements earlier images and data released by NASA from the flight that traveled beyond low-Earth orbit.
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