Artemis II

Host Felix Mercer breaks down NASA's Artemis II mission, humanity's first return past low Earth orbit since Apollo 17. Explore the SLS rocket's debut crewed flight, lunar flyby, in-flight glitches, and emotional splashdown near San Diego. A gripping deep-dive into space history.

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Host Felix Mercer takes you inside Artemis II, NASA's historic 2026 mission ending a 53-year gap since Apollo 17. Relive the launch, communication blackout, record-breaking Earthrise flyby, and fiery Pacific splashdown. A gripping look at the crew, close calls, and triumphs redefining human deep-space exploration.

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Fifty years after Apollo, humans finally left low Earth orbit again. Host Felix Mercer breaks down Artemis II's historic lunar flyby—the record-breaking distance, the diverse crew of firsts, a scary comms blackout, and yes, a blinking toilet light. Real spaceflight drama, told with heart, from launch to splashdown.

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Host Felix Mercer takes you inside Artemis II, NASA's historic 2026 return to deep space. Explore the delays, heat shield fix, record-breaking crew, and tense Pacific splashdown. A gripping look at courage, precision engineering, and humanity's journey back toward the Moon.

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Host Felix Mercer examines Artemis II, NASA's historic crewed lunar flyby ending fifty years of silence beyond low Earth orbit. Explore the cracked heat shield, life-support glitches, launch delays, and solar-flare warnings. A gripping look at humanity's riskiest step back toward the Moon.

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Host Felix Mercer explores Artemis II's historic Moon flyby, the stunning Earthset photo, and the Congressional Space Medal of Honor awarded to Wiseman, Glover, Koch, and Hansen. This episode covers mission delays, engineering fixes, NASA's new Space Academy, and Turkey joining the Artemis Accords—humanity's deep-space return after 54 years of silence.

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Host Felix Mercer explores Artemis II's historic milestone: astronauts Reid Wiseman, Victor Glover, Christina Koch, and Jeremy Hansen traveled farther than any humans ever, breaking Apollo 13's fifty-year record. Discover their Congressional Space Medal of Honor ceremony, Orion's first crewed flight, and NASA's Moon-to-Mars strategy.

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Host Felix Mercer recounts NASA's Artemis II mission: four astronauts flew farther from Earth than anyone since Apollo, survived critical scares, endured a communications blackout, witnessed Earthrise and a solar eclipse, and returned safely, ending humanity's 54-year absence from deep space.

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Host Felix Mercer unpacks Artemis II's historic August 28, 2026 Congressional Space Medal of Honor ceremony, honoring Reid Wiseman, Victor Glover, Christina Koch, and Jeremy Hansen. Explore their record-breaking lunar flyby, the free-return trajectory that echoes Apollo 13, and the crucial safety debate Glover raises about future Moon landing sites.

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Host Felix Mercer breaks down Artemis II's historic April mission, where astronauts Wiseman, Glover, Koch, and Hansen shattered humanity's deep-space distance record. Discover the delays, helium leaks, and setbacks behind the flight, plus news of the crew's upcoming Congressional Space Medal of Honor ceremony.

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