NASA Artemis II
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nasa.govNASA Artemis II Crew Praises Lockheed Martin Orion Capsule Performance
The crew of NASA's Artemis II mission expressed positive feedback on the Lockheed Martin-built Orion capsule. They noted its capability during the journey around the moon and back. The crew indicated that future astronauts would benefit from the vehicle's performance.
cnet.comNASA Artemis II Mission Concludes with Successful Splashdown and Astronaut Recovery
The Artemis II mission ended with the Orion capsule splashing down in the Pacific Ocean on April 10, 2026, marking the farthest journey from Earth by humans. Recovery teams opened the hatch to find the four astronauts safe and well, leading to a joyful reunion. The mission tested…
thehindu.comNASA Artemis II Mission Concludes with Safe Splashdown of Four Astronauts After Lunar Flyby
The Artemis II crew, including NASA's Christina Koch, Victor Glover, Reid Wiseman, and Canada's Jeremy Hansen, completed a nine-day mission orbiting the Moon and returned to Earth with a splashdown in the Pacific Ocean near San Diego. The mission marked the first crewed flight of…
app.buzzsumo.comArtemis II Crew Addresses Reentry Concerns Ahead of Friday Splashdown
The NASA Artemis II crew is scheduled to splash down on Friday after a mission that includes reentry through Earth's atmosphere at temperatures reaching half the sun's surface heat. Crew members stated they have prepared thoroughly for the reentry phase. The mission marks NASA's…
indiatoday.intoday.inNASA Artemis II Mission Allows Astronauts to Carry iPhones but Without Internet Access
Astronauts on NASA's Artemis II mission have been permitted to bring iPhones into space for personal use. The devices cannot connect to the internet due to technical limitations. The crew follows structured meal schedules tailored to individual preferences and nutritional require…
upi.comNASA Artemis II Astronauts Conduct Lunar Flyby and Share Detailed Observations
The four-person crew of NASA's Artemis II mission completed a lunar flyby on Monday, viewing previously unseen parts of the moon. Astronauts described their observations in detail to scientists on Earth. The mission included the use of personal smartphones aboard the spacecraft.