Artemis Two's Moon Flyby: Stunning Earthrise & Solar Eclipse

0:00It's April 7th. I'm Cory with the story, and this is Global News Today, World News powered by AI. NASA just dropped the first picks snapped by Artemis to astronauts as they zipped by the moon. These shots capture that classic Earthrise view, with our blue planet popping up over the moon's rugged craters. And the second ones of Stunner, showing the total solar eclipse right there in space, moon fully blocking the sun. The crew got these views during their lunar flyby. The first crewed mission around the moon since the Apollo days. Artemis II marks a big step toward landing humans back on the lunar surface soon. Folks online are buzzing, sharing these images and geeking out over the raw beauty from 50,000 miles away. It's got everyone hyped about what's next for deep space exploration. NASA hasn't spilled who exactly grabbed the camera, but the astronauts are cruising home after looming around the moon's far side. No word yet on more shots coming our way. These photos remind us how small we are in the cosmos, but also how far we've come

1:02eyes on Artemis III and beyond as the stars align for tomorrow's missions.