Artemis II astronauts break distance record, call moon views 'unbelievable

Artemis II astronauts began their lunar flyby on Tuesday, surpassing Apollo 13's distance record by over 6,600 kilometers. Canadian astronaut Jeremy Hansen called the view from the moon 'unbelievable,' as they proposed naming two craters observed during the mission. The crew is on track to return to Earth after four days, following a path similar to Apollo 13's free-return trajectory.

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