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How to track NASA’s Artemis II and Orion’s journey to the moon

Humanity is on its way back to the moon’s environs for the first time in half a century after the Artemis II mission launched from Kennedy Space Center in Florida the evening of April 1.

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Where is Artemis II now? Track NASA astronauts' mission to the moon

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'We are ready': NASA still on track to launch Artemis 2 astronauts to the moon April 1

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'No dream too big': Artemis II mission thrills aspiring space travelers

The diverse crew of the Artemis II mission has inspired young people of color to pursue careers in aerospace.

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NASA already has next Artemis flight in its sights following astronauts’ triumphant moon flyby

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NASA eyes next mission after successful Artemis II lunar trip

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'Mission completed': Artemis II astronauts share sweet moments with family, pets upon return

As Hammock Koch returned home, her pup Sadie greeted her with barks, tail wags and pawing at the door when she saw her human.

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Artemis II crew back on Earth. Crew speaks out at welcome home event

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Astronauts talk Artemis II mission

Track Artemis II live: See where NASA’s Orion spacecraft is right now

Artemis II astronauts are returning to Earth after a historic lunar flyby, setting a new record for human spaceflight.

When will NASA land on the moon? Tracking the Artemis program's journey back to the lunar surface

When will NASA land on the moon? With Artemis II capturing the attention of the world and bringing humanity into deep space for the first time in more than 50 years, this is just the beginning of a much more daunting journey.

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Students track Artemis II for NASA

At 3 a.m. on Wednesday morning, a group of students trudged to the south side of University Park Campus, flicked some equipment to life and prepared to start their shift. From the dark side of the Earth,

Pitt is one of 8 universities chosen by NASA to track Artemis II’s Orion spacecraft

PITTSBURGH — University of Pittsburgh students are getting a chance of a lifetime to be part of the Artemis II mission. They have been tracking the Orion spacecraft, and Channel 11 got to see them in action Thursday morning. Pitt is one of eight schools across the world that NASA chose to track it.