NASA Splashdown Today

NASA launches 4 astronauts on its Artemis II moon mission

NASA says Artemis II will splash down about 60 mi off San Diego

NASA’s Artemis II mission, the first crewed flight around the Moon since the Apollo era, is expected to end with its Orion capsule splashing down about 60 miles off the coast of California near San Diego.

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Artemis II: NASA launches historic mission to fly around the moon

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NASA will attempt to launch astronauts to the moon today. What to know and how to watch

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Watch the moment Artemis II blasts into space on historic mission

The Artemis crew are officially on their way in a historic 10-day mission around the Moon, which could take them further from Earth than anyone has ever been before.

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Photos: Artemis II astronauts suit up, head to rocket on launch day

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NASA launches first crewed lunar mission in half a century

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NASA counts down for first crewed lunar mission in half a century

Four moon-bound astronauts could lift off as soon as 6:24 p.m. ET (2224 GMT)

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NASA to launch its first crewed mission to the Moon in more than half a century

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Artemis II to 'unlock the next generation of space exploration'

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Historic NASA manned mission to the moon launches Wednesday afternoon

The Artemis II mission aiming to carry four astronauts in an arc around the moon is NASA's first trip to Earth's sole satellite in more than 50 years.

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NASA finally sends humans to the Moon after half a century

Nasa has sent humans to the Moon for the first time in more than half a century. The Artemis 2 mission blasted off from Florida on Wednesday, carrying the four astronauts on a 10-day and 252,000 mile mission that will see them journey to the Moon.

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Artemis II launch preparation hits 'major milestone': Live updates

Follow along live as NASA aims to send astronauts into the moon's orbit with the launch of its key Artemis II mission on April 1.

How weather could impact Artemis II’s launch

NASA’s Artemis II mission is expected to liftoff from Kennedy Space Center in Florida later today, carrying four astronauts on a journey around the moon. CNN’s Meteorologist Derek Van Dam explains what sort of weather can disrupt the launch and the chances of it happening today.

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Huge crowds gather to watch Artemis II launch

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