Join host Felix Mercer on Artemis II as he unpacks NASA's historic lunar flyby—four astronauts, a Canadian crewmate, a scrubbed hydrogen leak, and a record-breaking distance from Earth. Discover the mission's blackout drama, splashdown celebration, and what it means for humanity's return to deep space.

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Host Felix Mercer relives Artemis II, NASA's return to the Moon after 50 years. Explore Orion's translunar injection, a solar eclipse near the Moon, and a dramatic communications blackout as the crew broke Apollo 13's distance record. From launch to splashdown, discover humanity's return beyond low Earth orbit.

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Host Felix Mercer revisits Artemis II's historic 2026 flight, breaking a 50-year record for humans venturing beyond low Earth orbit. Explore the translunar injection burn, the chilling 40-minute communications blackout behind the Moon, and splashdown recovery in this deep dive into NASA's boldest test mission.

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Host Felix Mercer breaks down Artemis II, NASA's historic April 2026 lunar flyby ending a 50-year human deep-space silence. Explore the translunar injection burn, Christina Koch's record as first woman to orbit the Moon, radio silence, a space-based solar eclipse, and what's next for lunar exploration.

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Host Felix Mercer breaks down NASA's historic Artemis II mission—four astronauts looping the Moon, forty silent minutes cut off from Earth, a delayed heat shield, and a triumphant splashdown. Discover the physics, drama, and international teamwork behind humanity's first crewed lunar flight since 1972.

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Host Felix Mercer breaks down Artemis II, NASA's historic April 2026 crewed lunar flyby—the first humans beyond low Earth orbit in 54 years. Discover the hydrogen leak drama, Christina Koch's historic milestone as the first woman to circle the Moon, and a record-breaking 252,756-mile journey home.

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Host Felix Mercer breaks down Artemis II, humanity's first crewed lunar flyby in 50 years. Discover how astronauts Wiseman, Glover, Koch, and Hansen broke Apollo 13's distance record, survived a communications blackout behind the Moon, and safely splashed down—paving the way for future Moon landings and Mars missions.

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Host Felix Mercer breaks down Artemis II, the mission ending humanity's 50-year absence beyond low Earth orbit. Explore the crew, helium leak scare, translunar injection, a new distance record surpassing Apollo 13, glimpses of the Moon's far side, and the tense heat-shield reentry.

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Host Felix Mercer breaks down Artemis II's historic splashdown, when astronauts Reid Wiseman, Victor Glover, Christina Koch, and Jeremy Hansen returned from the Moon after setting a new distance record. Hear details of the translunar burn, the tense communications blackout, and the joyful reunion—humanity's first deep-space crewed mission in over fifty years.

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Host Felix Mercer breaks down Artemis II, NASA's historic mission beyond low Earth orbit after fifty years. Explore hydrogen leaks, helium seals, comms dropout, and a broken toilet that nearly derailed astronauts Reid Wiseman, Victor Glover, Christina Koch, and Jeremy Hansen's journey around the Moon before their April 2026 splashdown.

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