Artemis II astronauts will observe the moon's far side, break a distance record and study lunar features during the NASA mission's historic lunar flyby.

The four NASA Artemis II astronauts will swing around the far side of the moon, venturing deeper into space than any humans in history.

A NASA crew of four astronauts will fly by the moon on Monday at the closest distance they will get to the lunar surface during their mission and the nearest any human has gotten to the moon in more than 50 years.

NASA’s Artemis II Crew Prepares for Lunar Flyby on Monday transcript “Happy Easter to everyone down there on Earth.” “We did want to send a special Easter message on this day.” “We did hide a few eggs around the cabin.

The four astronauts of NASA's Artemis 2 mission have arrived at the moon. They entered the lunar sphere of influence early Monday morning (April 6).

Artemis II and its four-man crew have entered the Moon’s “sphere of influence,” meaning the spacecraft is more affected by lunar gravity than the Earth’s pull. The transition occurred at a distance of 39,

The Artemis II crew is more than halfway to their final destination of the moon.

The astronauts and cameras on NASA's Artemis II mission are capturing stunning photos of the Earth, moon and Orion spacecraft.