NASA Artemis II splashes down in Pacific Ocean in ‘perfect’ landing for moon mission
Artemis II was NASA's first mission to the moon's orbit in more than 50 years. The crew traveled farther from Earth than humans ever have before — reaching an estimated 252,760 miles from our planet.
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