Astronauts Hold First Presser from Deep Space

0:00Four astronauts on NASA's Artemis II mission are about to hold their first press conference from deep space as they head back from the Moon's far side. They're cruising in the Orion capsule after blasting off from Florida last week, swinging past the Moon's shadowed side earlier this week to become. The farthest humans have ever flown from Earth. This crew, Reed Wiseman, Victor Glover, Christina Koch from NASA, and Canadian Jeremy Hansen kicks off the multi-billion dollar Artemis program, Aiming, to land people on the Moon by 2028 and build a lasting base there ahead of rivals. Down in Houston, dozens of lunar sciences have been huddled near mission control, jotting notes and chatting live with the crew over 400, 5,000 kilometers away, turning human eyes into real-time data collectors that beat satellite views. Their Moon flyby scoped out spots for upcoming robotic rovers starting in 2027, while feeding fresh insights on our solar systems. Ancient history straight from space, that presser drops later today, keeping the momentum

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