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Artemis Astronauts Just Saw A Total Solar Eclipse — Now It’s Your Turn

NASA’s Artemis crew just witnessed a total solar eclipse from space — the first solar eclipse ever seen by humans from behind the moon.

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Artemis II astronauts witness solar eclipse from space. What they saw

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‘Sights that no human has ever seen’: Artemis II crew bound for Earth after lunar fly-by and solar eclipse

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Artemis II: Florida launch, solar eclipse, far side of the moon. See photos

Artemis II and it’s crew of four lift off from Kennedy Space Center April 1, 2026 on a 10-day mission around the Moon and back.

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Photos Show Stunning Views of the Moon and Earth From the Artemis II Mission

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Artemis II tracker: Live updates as astronauts prepare for busy Wednesday

Activities planned for April 8 include radiation protection and manual piloting.

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Track Artemis II live: See where NASA’s Orion spacecraft is right now

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NASA’s Breathtaking Photos From Far Side of the Moon Evoke Wonder and Awe

The Silicon Review

Artemis II Crew Completes Record Lunar Trip, Sees 'Unreal' Solar Eclipse

Artemis II crew shattered Apollo 13's 56-year record flew 4067 miles above Moon & witnessed solar eclipse The Silicon Review covers their historic lunar flyby

The Points Guy

Travel to these 6 destinations to see the eclipse of the century in 2027

A once-in-a-century total solar eclipse will sweep across 10 countries in Europe, North Africa and the Middle East on Aug. 2, 2027. Here are the best places to go.

Artemis II: Crew travel round the far side of the Moon

Nasa's Artemis astronauts are on their way back to Earth, after going around the Moon. They saw places never seen by humans before, and made history too - setting the record for the farthest humans have ever travelled from Earth.

Artemis II headed home as Trump calls in to congratulate crew on moon mission

Only 24 people, all during nine Apollo missions from 1968-1972, had ever left low-Earth orbit. The Artemis II crew grows that number, including the first woman, first Black man and first non-American.