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As Artemis II closed on the moon over Easter weekend, the four-person crew said the view of Earth shrinking behind them and the lunar surface growing ahead was profoundly moving — a sight only a handful of humans have...
Mark Strassmann spoke with the four Artemis II astronauts as their spacecraft headed outward, and their conversation mixed technical detail, surprise and quiet awe.
Mark Strassmann checked in with the four astronauts of NASA’s Artemis II as they crossed the halfway mark between Earth and the Moon. Four days into the mission, the crew reported being in high spirits while conducting...
NASA is investigating a minor odor reported aboard the Orion spacecraft Saturday morning while the Artemis II crew continues toward a planned lunar flyby.
NASA released the first photos taken by the Artemis II crew on Friday, hours after the spacecraft left Earth orbit. The lead image, shot by commander Reid Wiseman through an Orion capsule window, shows the full planet...
Updated on: April 3, 2026 / 8:33 PM EDT / CBS News The Artemis II crew — commander Reid Wiseman, Victor Glover, Christina Koch and Canadian astronaut Jeremy Hansen — spent a low-key Friday watching Earth recede...
More than 100,000 miles from home and nearly halfway to the moon, the Artemis II crew paused Friday to photograph a shrinking Earth and share weighty reflections from aboard the Orion capsule. The images and comments...
The Artemis II crew successfully left Earth orbit Thursday, firing Orion’s main engine for nearly six minutes to boost the spacecraft to roughly 24,500 mph — sufficient to escape Earth’s gravity and set a course for the...
On Thursday, as the Artemis II rocket made its way toward the Moon, the crew of astronauts took questions while en route. They discussed the mission’s significance, addressed any technical hiccups that arose, and shared...
The Artemis II crew, four astronauts aboard NASA's Orion spacecraft, spoke with ABC News a day after launching on a historic 10-day lunar flyby. The mission lifted off Wednesday evening from Kennedy Space Center...
After a thrilling liftoff that marked the first crewed lunar mission since Apollo, the Artemis II astronauts are concentrating on a busy opening day in orbit as they test their Orion spacecraft before heading to the...
Artemis II lifted off April 1 from Kennedy Space Center’s Pad 39B at 6:35 p.m. EDT aboard NASA’s Space Launch System (SLS), carrying four astronauts in the Orion crew capsule on the agency’s first crewed SLS flight. The...
