Artemis Two: Crew Halfway to Moon
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Artemis Two missions crew is making significant progress, currently over halfway to the moon. The Orion spacecraft, carrying four astronauts, is performing exceptionally well, with no need for a planned trajectory tweak burn. The team has been conducting workouts, medical drills, and system checks. This test flight, NASAs first crewed deep space trip since Apollo, will orbit Earth for a full day before heading towards the moon, approximately 244,000 miles away. Follow the mission in real-time on NASAs Artemis Real-time Orbit site or watch the live video feed. The crew will then use gravity assists for a free-return path, with reentry heat reaching up to 3,000 degrees Fahrenheit before splashing down in the Pacific, paving the way for future lunar landings.
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