Universal News Post

After traveling 694,481 miles through deep space — farther than any human in history — NASA's Artemis II crew is finally home. 🌍

On April 10, 2026, the world watched in real time as the Orion spacecraft dramatically separated from its European Service Module, exposing its heat shield before a fiery plunge through Earth's atmosphere at 25,000 mph and temperatures reaching 3,000°F.

Four brave astronauts — Reid Wiseman, Victor Glover, Christina Koch, and Jeremy Hansen — splashed down safely off the coast of San Diego, California, completing humanity's first crewed Moon mission in over 50 years. 🌕

🔥 Here's what made this mission unforgettable: ✅ Broke Apollo 13's 1970 distance record — 252,756 miles from Earth ✅ First humans to see the Moon's far side up close in 50+ years ✅ Survived 3,000°F re-entry heat & 3.9G forces ✅ 11 parachutes deployed for a perfect 20 mph splashdown ✅ Named two new lunar craters: Integrity & Carroll

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