- Navy divers open Orion hatch to welcome Artemis II crew in newly released NASA video CTV News —
- WATCH: Artemis II astronaut reunites with her dog ABC News —
- 'Welcome home!' Watch the heartwarming moment the recovery crew opened Integrity's hatch after NASA's Artemis II astronauts splashed down following their historic moon mission Daily Mail —
- Video shows crews welcoming Artemis II crew home NBC News —
- Artemis II astronauts get a hero’s welcome home CNN —
- WATCH: Astronaut’s dog erupts with joy as mom returns from moon mission ABC News —
- Christina Koch returned from her mission around the Moon to be greeted by her doggo Sadie. #BBCNews BBC News —
- Shooting for the Moon: What's next for NASA after Artemis II's lunar fly-by? Euronews —
- Hold Onto Moon Joy The Atlantic —
- When scientists believed Artemis II space travel was impossible The Hill —
Artemis II crew returns home
The mission brought humans farther into deep space than ever before, marking a major milestone in NASA's plan to return to the Moon's surface.
Astronaut Christina Koch shared a heartwarming reunion with her dog, Sadie, which has become a viral symbol of the crew's return.
The mission's success has paved the way for the upcoming Artemis III landing, though budget concerns continue to loom in Washington.
NASA officials praised the crew's resilience and the performance of the Orion spacecraft during its record-setting journey.
Nahverkehrsservice Sachsen-Anhalt
Subsidiary of the State of Saxony-Anhalt, which plans, appoints and pays for rail passenger transport
Subsidiary of the State of Saxony-Anhalt, which plans, appoints and pays for rail passenger transport
Artemis II
NASA's first crewed mission aboard the Orion spacecraft using the Space Launch System
NASA's first crewed mission aboard the Orion spacecraft using the Space Launch System
Christina Koch
American astronaut
American astronaut
Victor J. Glover
American astronaut
American astronaut
Orion
Constellation straddling the celestial equator
Constellation straddling the celestial equator