NASA’s Artemis II capsule returns to launch site after lunar flight
NASA's Artemis II capsule returned to Kennedy Space Center in Florida nearly a month after launching four astronauts on a lunar flyby. The mission traveled farther than any crewed spacecraft and put human eyes on the Moon's far side for the first time in more than half a century. NASA published an interactive photo and audio timeline documenting crew moments, lunar flyby shots, and trajectory data from April 1 to 10, 2026. The flight validates long-duration deep-space operations for NASA and clears technical checkpoints ahead of a planned Artemis III lunar landing.
Well BOOOOO to the Artemis II crew for meeting with tRUMP! WHY WOULD THEY DO THAT??
slynnw.bsky.social10It’s a government controlled agency. They are asking for more funding & grandpa ballroom wants to not only defund the space program, he wants it privatized to Clyde or Bozo. They had to go. It wasn’t a matter of accepting their invitation. They had to allow themselves to keep going. It’s not them.
Upton_45It’s part of their job. The government is literally their main funding source.
