Artemis Two Crew Returns from Moon's Dark Side
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The Artemis Two crew, having completed a historic mission, is nearing the end of their journey after becoming the first humans to closely observe the dark side of the moon since Apollo Thirteen. Theyve successfully left the moons gravitational pull and are now over forty thousand miles away, preparing for a splashdown on Friday, April tenth, in the Pacific off San Diego. The crew shared captivating insights about their lunar flyby, including Earths striking appearance against the black void and the moons unique, sponge-like appearance. These observations, along with standard health checks and family calls, are setting the stage for future deep space missions.
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