BREAKING: They’re coming home
The crew of Artemis II has officially completed their flyby of the Moon — and is now heading back to Earth.
After a 10-day journey covering 685,000 miles (1.1 million km), they’ve reached distances no humans have ever gone before.
At their farthest point?
252,756 miles from Earth — deeper into space than any crew in history.
Now, with the Moon behind them…
The mission enters its final phase:
The long journey home
Re-entry preparations
And the return of a mission that’s rewriting history
Every second now brings them closer back to Earth.
From the edge of deep space… to home.
The crew of Artemis II has officially completed their flyby of the Moon — and is now heading back to Earth.
After a 10-day journey covering 685,000 miles (1.1 million km), they’ve reached distances no humans have ever gone before.
At their farthest point?
252,756 miles from Earth — deeper into space than any crew in history.
Now, with the Moon behind them…
The mission enters its final phase:
The long journey home
Re-entry preparations
And the return of a mission that’s rewriting history
Every second now brings them closer back to Earth.
From the edge of deep space… to home.
BREAKING: They’re coming home
The crew of Artemis II has officially completed their flyby of the Moon — and is now heading back to Earth.
After a 10-day journey covering 685,000 miles (1.1 million km), they’ve reached distances no humans have ever gone before.
At their farthest point?
252,756 miles from Earth — deeper into space than any crew in history.
Now, with the Moon behind them…
The mission enters its final phase:
The long journey home
Re-entry preparations
And the return of a mission that’s rewriting history
Every second now brings them closer back to Earth.
From the edge of deep space… to home.
