The #ArtemisII astronauts have left #Earth's orbit, becoming the first humans to do so since 1972. They are now headed for the #Moon, which they will fly around in the coming days.
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Source: France 24
Artemis II: Astronauts send first pictures of Earth as rocket leaves orbit
France 24
April 03, 2026
13:00 GMT
The #ArtemisII astronauts have left #Earth's orbit, becoming the first humans to do so since 1972. They are now headed for the #Moon, which they will fly around in the coming days.
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The #ArtemisII astronauts have left #Earth's orbit, becoming the first humans to do so since 1972. They are now headed for the #Moon, which they will fly around in the coming days.
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