Animation of expected Artemis II reentry and splashdown
A NASA animation shows the expected re-entry and splashdown to conclude the Artemis II mission on Friday.
Animation of expected Artemis II reentry and splashdown
A NASA animation shows the expected re-entry and splashdown to conclude the Artemis II mission on Friday. Grouped from 2 articles across 2 sources.
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The Artemis II crew will conclude their historic 10-day mission with a scheduled Friday splashdown off the California coast.
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