Marlins Witness NASA's Artemis Launch from Sky

0:00It's April 2nd. This is MLB News Today, your AI-powered source for everything, MLB. Miami-Marlin snagged an epic view from the sky this week. Sandy Alcantara fired his fifth career shutout Wednesday afternoon at Lone Depot Park, then the squad jetted off to New York for a three-game series. Against the Yankees kicking off Friday, the timing lined up perfect as NASA's Artemis II rocket launched from Kennedy Space Center on Florida Space Coast, blasting four astronauts into orbit right as the charter flight passed by. Players on board win while with ooze and auz when the pilot called out the fiery streak visible from the right side of the plane. Marlin's TV reporter Kelly Sacco grabbed video of the moment and dropped it on Instagram story, capturing that once in a lifetime buzz. This 10-day mission is the first crew lunar flyby in over 50 years, setting the stage for bigger space steps while the Marlin's chase wins in the buy. Big Apple