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NASA is preparing to send humans around the Moon for the first time in over 50 years with the Artemis 2 mission — and it could launch as early as February 5, 2026. This historic 10-day test flight will carry four astronauts aboard the Orion spacecraft, flying over 9,000 kilometers past the Moon before safely returning to Earth.

Meet the crew: Reid Wiseman, Victor Glover, Christina Koch, and Jeremy Hansen — representing a bold step toward the next era of deep space exploration.

With improved systems based on lessons from Artemis 1, NASA is focused on safety, precision, and pushing boundaries. Watch this video to learn how Artemis 2 is setting the stage for humans to walk on the Moon again.
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00:00What if I told you we're just months away from sending astronauts around the moon
00:03for the first time in over 50 years?
00:06NASA's Artemis II mission could launch as early as February 5, 2026.
00:11And when it does, we'll witness history from the front row.
00:14Four astronauts will ride NASA's Orion spacecraft more than 9,000 kilometers beyond the moon.
00:20They won't land, but will slingshot around it on a free-return path
00:23that guarantees a safe trip back to Earth.
00:26This will be the first crewed flight in NASA's Artemis program.
00:30Commanding the mission is Reed Wiseman.
00:32Victor Glover pilots the ship.
00:34Christina Koch and Canadian astronaut Jeremy Hansen join as mission specialists.
00:39Together, they represent the future of deep space exploration.
00:43Lessons from Artemis I have helped NASA improve,
00:46from heat shield redesigns to fixing tricky hydrogen leaks.
00:50This mission is a test, but a crucial one, if all goes well.
00:53This flight sets the stage for humans walking on the moon again.
00:57So buckle up, because moon missions are no longer just history.
01:01They're our future.
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