Artemis II Crew Captures Stunning Lunar Flyby Photos
NASA's Artemis II mission delivers breathtaking images of the moon, Earth, and more during the historic crew flyby. Read about the crew's geological observations and thousands of photos.
In a historic milestone for NASA's Artemis program, the Artemis II crew has captured a trove of stunning images during their recent flyby of the moon. The mission, which marks the first crewed lunar orbit since the Apollo era, has provided the public with a rare glimpse into the beauty and grandeur of our celestial neighbor.
Earthset Captured Through Orion
One of the most captivating images from the Artemis II mission is the breathtaking view of Earth setting over the lunar horizon, captured through the window of the Orion spacecraft. The image, taken at 6:41 p.m. ET on April 6, showcases the stunning contrast between our vibrant blue planet and the stark, grey lunar surface.
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