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Artemis II crew one day from splashdown after historic lunar flyby

Newsmakers: Prof discusses how Artemis II mission sets stage for future moon excursions

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From lunar orbit, the Moon eclipses the Sun on April 6, 2026, revealing a view few in human history have ever witnessed. (NASA/Instagram)
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VIDEO: Astronauts on the Orion spacecraft are continuing their journey back to Earth after completing a historic lunar flyby and breaking the record for the furthest distance humans have travelled. Newsmakers Host Rick Zamperin speaks with Jonathan Kelly, a professor of aerospace studies at the University of Toronto, about how the Artemis II mission will set the stage for future excursions on the moon and beyond.

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