Artemis II crew returns to Kennedy Space Center, reunites with capsule after historic moon fly-around
The Artemis II crew — three NASA astronauts and one Canadian — returned to Kennedy Space Center for the first time since their historic April launch. They reunited with their Orion capsule and spent the day thanking the teams who supported their record-breaking mission, which took them farther into space than any humans in history during a lunar fly-around — humanity's first trip to the moon in over 50 years.
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"It's a lonely place without that rocket on it," commander Reid Wiseman said.
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