Conference After Moon Landing

Artemis II astronauts describe mission to moon

Artemis II astronauts to host 1st news conference since moon mission

Less than a week after completing a historic trip around the moon, NASA's Artemis II astronauts are due to make one of their first public appearances together.

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After Artemis II, Astronauts and NASA Look Toward Moon Landing

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Artemis II latest: 'It was a very intense 13 minutes' - Moon mission astronauts describe what it was like falling back to Earth

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Artemis II crew describes Moon mission and splashdown moment

The Artemis crew held their first press conference after completing a historic 10-day mission around the Moon.

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Christina Koch Says She's Recovering From Major Physical Change After Artemis II

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NASA releases video of Artemis II astronauts after splashdown

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Crew of Artemis II Opens up to TODAY About Epic Voyage to Moon

NASA's four crew members became the first people to travel to the moon and back in more than half a century.

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‘We came back as best friends’: The Artemis II astronaunts talk about their historic mission & return

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'The most majestic thing human eyes will ever witness': Artemis II crew on historic Moon mission

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Spacecraft's splashdown was like diving off a skyscraper backwards, Artemis astronaut says

Ahead of that, Nasa plans another crewed test mission, Artemis III, in 2027, to rehearse Orion's rendezvous and docking with one or more lunar landers and to try out the new spacesuits if they are ready in time. When Artemis IV finally flies, the astronauts will be heading to the Moon's south pole.

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Amazing other-worldly next step for Artemis program after successful flight to moon

It’ll be one quick step for man. NASA plans to land astronauts on the moon within two years after Artemis II’s successful return to Earth on Friday — with the program’s final test flight, Artemis III,

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Today is splashdown day for Artemis 2 moon astronauts — What to expect at each stage of reentry & landing (timeline)

"It's 13 minutes of things that have to go right," NASA said of the reentry and splashdown, the first with astronauts from the moon in over 50 years.