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Earth, Artemis

Artemis II photos from space show stunning view of Earth

NASA's latest update about the Artemis II moon mission shows a breathtaking view of Earth as the Orion capsule with four astronauts on board orbits tens of thousands of miles above.

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First Photos From the Artemis II Mission Show Earth in Ways Humans Haven’t Seen Since the Apollo Era

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Behold These Breathtaking Views of Earth Captured by the Artemis 2 Astronauts

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Artemis II updates: Crew flies by moon's far side, begins journey back home

The long-anticipated lunar flyby day is here.

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Historic mission over far side of the moon

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Live updates: NASA Artemis II astronauts fly around far side of moon

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NASA Artemis II crew will fly by moon, break space travel distance record

The crew will see views of the moon never before witnessed by human eyes.

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Artemis II Astronauts Go Farther From Earth Than Ever Before

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Artemis II astronauts conduct a seven-hour flyby of the moon

Astronauts Share Spectacular Earth Images From Halfway To The Moon

After beginning its journey to the moon after a dramatic trans-lunar injection, the four-strong crew of the Orion spacecraft sent back some spectacular images of Earth.

Earth from space: Eyes on our moon

In an unusual perspective for an Earth-observing satellite, the Copernicus Sentinel-2 mission captured this image of the moon, Earth's only natural satellite. The Sentinel-2 mission acquired this lunar image by rolling one of its satellites sideways to view the moon instead of Earth.

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NASA Artemis II Astronauts Race Into Moon’s Embrace After Quiet Easter

Ahead of a lunar flyby on Monday, the crew celebrated the astronaut Jeremy Hansen’s first spaceflight and got a special message from Charlie Duke, the Apollo 16 moonwalker.

Artemis II crew to fly by dark side of moon, deeper than Apollo missions

Chief of space policy at The Planetary Society Casey Dreier discusses NASA's Artemis II crew making history by flying past the dark side of the Moon on ‘Fox Report.’