NASA's Artemis II lunar flyby mission returns to Earth. The astronauts successfully splashed down off the coast of San Diego at 8:07 p.m. ET as planned, concluding a monumental and risky 10-day journey around the moon and back that took them farther from Earth than anyone in human history.
Artemis II splashdown: Behind the risks of reentry: • Artemis II splashdown: Behind the risks of...
NASA's Artemis II mission in 20 minutes: • NASA's Artemis II mission in 20 minutes
Full stream replays:
Artemis II's pre-liftoff prep, countdown & launch: youtube.com/live/2PiO495X8Sg
Artemis II's record-breaking lunar flyby: youtube.com/live/j0vI3fVJSgE
Artemis II's Reentry, splashdown & recovery: youtube.com/live/6No6LCFa-C8
For live updates on Integrity's reentry and splashdown, visit cnn.it/41mBOgv0:00 Crew module/service module separation
20:05 Integrity enters Earth's atmosphere; expected loss of signal
27:20 Contact reestablished
29:58 Drogue parachutes deploy, forward bay cover jettison
31:10 Main chutes deploy
34:01 Splashdown
36:27 "Four green crewmembers"
1:22:08 Side hatch open
1:57:30 First astronaut emerges
2:14:16 Astronauts hoisted by helicopter
2:22:39 Astronauts land aboard USS John P. Murtha
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