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- 1NASA releases Artemis II Orion reentry footage six months on▼Six months have passed since the # ArtemisII mission and NASA has just released the reentry video from the Orion capsule
NASA has published video of the Orion capsule's reentry, captured during the Artemis II mission roughly six months ago. The footage shows the capsule plunging through the atmosphere, with an audio track that shifts dramatically as it hits the air, even picking up chatter from the astronauts inside. Space enthusiasts are sharing the clip and remarking on the immersive soundscape.
- 2NASA Releases Artemis II Orion Reentry Video●NASA Releases Artemis II Orion Reentry Video from Lunar Flyby
NASA has published footage of the Orion spacecraft's reentry, captured during the Artemis II mission's lunar flyby. The video shows the capsule's return through Earth's atmosphere after the crewed flight around the Moon, offering a rare view of a crewed lunar mission's reentry. Space enthusiasts are sharing and discussing the footage widely.
- 3NASA releases footage of Orion capsule reentry from Artemis II●La NASA publica el vídeo de la reentrada de la cápsula Orión de la misión Artemisa II a la Luna La NASA publica el vídeo
NASA has published video of the Orion capsule's reentry into Earth's atmosphere following the Artemis II mission to the Moon. The footage shows the spacecraft enduring extreme heat as it returned from lunar orbit, and the release is drawing attention from space enthusiasts and commentators discussing the milestone mission around the Artemis program's next steps.
- 4Artemis II reentry: riding a fireball through the atmosphere●Artemis II reentry and the risks of ‘riding a fireball through the atmosphere’
The Artemis II crewed mission's return to Earth is drawing attention to the Orion spacecraft's reentry, in which the capsule plunges through the atmosphere at roughly 25,000 mph protected only by its heat shield. Coverage describes the crew as riding a fireball through the atmosphere, highlighting the engineering and safety risks of the first crewed lunar flight of NASA's Artemis program.
- 5Artemis II splashdown: Orion crew returns to Earth●Artemis II splashdown tracker: Watch live as the Orion crew returns to Earth
NASA's Artemis II mission is wrapping up as the Orion spacecraft carrying its crew heads for splashdown in the Pacific Ocean, with live tracking coverage available as the capsule descends. The mission, the first crewed flight of the Artemis program, is being closely followed as a milestone ahead of future lunar landings.