Artemis II is in orbit - what happens next?
What are the mission's four astronauts doing and when will they go to the Moon?
Artemis II is in orbit - what happens next?
What are the mission's four astronauts doing and when will they go to the Moon? Grouped from 2 articles across 2 sources.
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How long will Artemis II take to reach the moon, and what happens next?
The capsule is expected to reach the moon on about April 6, the sixth day of the mission.
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