Artemis Two Crew: Record-Breaking Moon Mission

0:00It's April 8th. Welcome to Dallas News Today, powered by AI. The Artemis II crew is on the final stretch of their 10-day moon mission, with NASA astronauts Reed Weisman, Victor Glover, and Christina Cok plus. Canadian Jeremy Hansen sets a splash down in the Pacific off San Diego this Friday, April 10th. They launched April 1st from Kennedy Space Center aboard the Orion spacecraft, looping around the moon in a free-return path they use gravity to, sling them back home. Earlier this week, the team shattered the record for the farthest humans have flown from Earth during their lunar flyby, snapping photos of the moons. Surface then NASA started sharing Tuesday. Right now on day 8, they're running key tests like trying out special garments to fight blood pressure drops in gravity, plus taking manual, control of the ship to prep for re-entry. You can track it all live on NASA's real-time orbit site, or watch the space views from Orion until splash down hits, marking a big step toward future.

1:00Lunar landings.