Artemis II

Artemis II

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Artemis II episodes

  • Artemis II - Reflections After the First Crewed Moon Voyage in Fifty Years
    Host Felix Mercer revisits Artemis II, covering NASA's October 2026 retrospective with astronauts Victor Glover and Jeremy Hansen. Explore the April 2026 lunar fly-around: heat shield data, radiation science, 800GB imagery, and humanity's return to the Moon after fifty years.
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    12 min
  • Artemis II - Heat Shield Confirmed, Lunar Data Released, and the Race to Return by 2028
    Host Felix Mercer examines Artemis II's latest milestones: NASA's confirmed heat shield analysis following reentry at 25,000 mph, newly released lunar science data featuring astronaut sketches and photos, and an October 23rd briefing on accelerating Moon missions toward a 2028 lunar landing goal. A compelling look at human spaceflight's past, present, and future.
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    12 min
  • Artemis II - Translunar Injection: Four Astronauts Break Fifty Years of Silence
    Host Felix Mercer breaks down Artemis II's historic translunar injection burn, sending four astronauts toward the Moon—humanity's first lunar mission since 1972. This episode covers verified mission details, flags conflicting reports online, and explores NASA's accelerated timeline toward a 2028 lunar landing.
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    11 min
  • Artemis II - Five Flashes on the Far Side: The Lunar Science Report Is Out
    Host Felix Mercer unpacks Artemis II's aftermath: five unexplained lunar impact flashes during a far-side communications blackout, NASA's 800GB data release with 11,000+ images and crew audio, plus toilet troubles and IAC Antalya updates. A must-listen for space fans.
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    12 min
  • Artemis II - Five Flashes on the Far Side: Inside the Crew's Lunar Science Archive
    Host Felix Mercer unpacks NASA's newly released Artemis II Preliminary Lunar Science Report, revealing five mysterious flashes astronauts spotted on the Moon's far side during a communications blackout. Explore the crew's photos, audio, drawings, and dramatic reentry footage from humanity's first deep-space mission in 50 years. A must-listen for space exploration fans.
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    11 min
  • Artemis II - 814 Gigabytes from the Far Side: Inside the First Lunar Science Trove in 50 Years
    Host Felix Mercer unpacks NASA's October 2026 Artemis II data release—814GB of lunar science, five mysterious far-side flashes, surprising Moon colors, and record-breaking distance traveled. Explore Orion's fly-around mission, its diverse crew, engineering challenges, and what this groundbreaking lunar data means for future Artemis missions, landing sites, and humanity's return to deep space exploration.
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    11 min
  • Artemis II - 12,000 Images, Lunar Flashes, and an Eclipse Seen From Beyond the Moon
    Host Felix Mercer unpacks NASA's Artemis II data—800+ gigabytes including 12,000 images and 521 minutes of crew audio. Explore impact flashes, mission milestones, and the robots-versus-humans debate in lunar science. A must-listen for space exploration fans.
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    10 min
  • Artemis II - Splashdown and the 800-Gigabyte Legacy of Humanity's Return to the Moon
    Artemis II is home. Host Felix Mercer breaks down the record-breaking splashdown of Wiseman, Glover, Koch, and Hansen, the heat-shield redemption story, 800GB of newly released lunar science data, and the handwritten meteor-impact sketches that stole the show. Space history, decoded.
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    9 min
  • Artemis II - Five Flashes and 800 Gigabytes: The Moon's Secrets Come Home
    Host Felix Mercer unpacks NASA's October 2026 release of 800GB of Artemis II data: five mysterious lunar flashes, unexpected green and blue hues on the surface, a solar eclipse from deep space, and the crew's Congressional Space Medal of Honor.
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    13 min
  • Artemis II - 800 Gigabytes from the Moon: Inside NASA's Historic Data Release
    NASA just released 800GB of Artemis II data—11,000+ images and 8.5 hours of astronaut audio from the Moon's far side. Host Felix Mercer unpacks what the crew witnessed, the mission's record-breaking distance, and what it means for Artemis III's future.
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    10 min

About Artemis II

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Four astronauts are about to break a fifty-year silence and become the first humans to leave low Earth orbit since Apollo 17. Felix Mercer takes you inside the emotional weight, technical struggles, and historic stakes of Artemis II — humanity's next giant leap, told as it unfolds.