Artemis II crew shares mission wonder

Mission commander Reid Wiseman broke down in tears as he discussed how the journey helped to unite humanity through shared wonder.

The crew is still undergoing physical monitoring to assess the long-term effects of deep-space radiation and the transition back to Earth's gravity.

NASA officials confirmed that the Orion spacecraft's heat shield performed exceptionally well during the high-speed re-entry.

The success of this uncrewed mission paves the way for the first human landing on the Moon in over half a century, scheduled for late 2027.