Artemis Two Launch: Students Live History

0:00Students at the University of Texas and Arlington Planetarium in North Texas packed in to watch Artemis, two liftoff marking the first crew trip. Around the moon in 54 years, the mission kicked off smooth as planned, with the crew set to orbit the moon over the next 10 days, testing systems for deeper space travel. Folks there were buzzing planetarium staff called it incredible, while students felt chills and said it was straight up surreal. Like living history, a fourth-year aerospace engineering student named Nelda Hernandez got hyped relating her class terms to the real launch action, dreaming of working on innovative motion systems for future missions. She and others planned to track every update, especially that nerve-wracking 40-minute radio blackout on the moon's far side, as NASA edges closer to. Boots back on lunar soil, stay informed with Dallas News today, AI-powered updates. I'm Corey with The Story.