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Epic time-lapse of Artemis 1's Orion spacecraft capturing Earth and Moon

The Earth and moon are within view of NASA's Artemis 1 Orion spacecraft. The Earth is over 260,000 miles away (418,000 km) in this view. Credit: NASA | time-lapsed by Space.com's Steve Spaleta Music:

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Time-Lapse Video Captured From Earth Shows Artemis II Spacecraft Moving Towards Moon

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NASA's Artemis 1 moon rocket transport to launch pad captured in time-lapse

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Artemis II crew largely sidesteps diversity question about future moon-landing astronauts

Astronauts from NASA 's first crewed Artemis flight largely sidestepped a question about the diversity of the future astronauts assigned to the upcoming moon-landing mission.

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'We came back as best friends': Artemis II crew reflects on historic moon mission

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Artemis II crew adjusts to life on Earth, 'shocked at the global outpouring' after moon mission

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Artemis II astronauts praise their moonship's performance

The most important elements of the groundbreaking mission worked perfectly, but there have still been a few snafus along the way that the crew has had to deal with.

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Artemis II crew on historic moon mission and what it means for Earth

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Watch: NASA Artemis II crew talks historic moon mission

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See the first close-up photos of the moon from NASA's Artemis II mission

For the first time ever, humans have glimpsed the entire far side of the moon with their own eyes — and their photos are beginning to come in

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Did you know Artemis 2 astronauts witnessed rare solar eclipse?

The NASA Artemis II splashdown has successfully brought the crew home after a historic deep-space mission that included a rare solar eclipse seen beyond the Moon. During the mission, the

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‘First Time Seen With Human Eyes’: NASA Reveals Historic Image of Moon’s Orientale Basin From Artemis II

The agency confirmed that this marks the first time the entire basin, a massive, multi-ringed impact structure, has been witnessed directly by human eyes, signalling a new era of lunar discovery.