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Artemis Two crew embarks on a historic journey back to Earth after their groundbreaking moon mission, marking NASAs first crewed lunar flight since Apollo Seventeen. They set a new distance record, surpassing Apollo Thirteens mark by over 250,000 miles. The astronauts heard a special message from Apollo Thirteen commander Jim Lovell and witnessed breathtaking views of the moon, capturing stunning images with professional cameras and iPhones. This flight paves the way for future missions, including Artemis Threes docking practice next year and Artemis Fours planned landing at the moons south pole in 2028. As they approach a Friday splashdown in the Pacific, the crew reflects on Earths uniqueness in the vast universe and the unity it fosters among us.

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