Artemis II

Host Felix Mercer takes you inside Artemis II, the historic NASA mission that set a new human distance record at 252,756 miles, beating Apollo 13. Discover the diverse crew's milestones, a mid-flight toilet malfunction, helium issues, and the nail-biting heat shield test proving lunar exploration's future is near.

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Host Felix Mercer breaks down NASA's Artemis II mission and the historic 40-minute communications blackout as Orion looped behind the Moon. Astronauts Wiseman, Glover, Koch, and Hansen shattered Apollo 13's distance record, reaching 252,756 miles from Earth—the farthest humans have ever traveled.

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Host Felix Mercer breaks down Artemis II, the historic 2026 mission that sent four astronauts beyond low Earth orbit for the first time since Apollo 17. Explore the launch, lunar flyby, and humanity's return to deep space exploration.

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Host Felix Mercer breaks down Artemis II's historic lunar flyby—the triumphs, terrifying near-misses, and messy human details. Explore the record-breaking 252,756-mile journey, a leaking service module, frozen toilet drama, and heat shield anomalies NASA's inspector general flagged, culminating in a nail-biting splashdown.

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Host Felix Mercer takes you inside Artemis II's historic ten-day journey—Orion's splashdown, the record-breaking 252,756-mile distance from Earth, and the first crew beyond low Earth orbit since Apollo 17. Hear how NASA overcame helium leaks, a broken toilet, and email glitches on humanity's triumphant return to deep space exploration.

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Host Felix Mercer takes you inside Artemis II, NASA's historic crewed lunar flyby that shattered Apollo 13's distance record. Explore splashdown drama, a frozen toilet, an Outlook glitch, a propulsion leak, and the heat-shield gamble that brought the crew safely home from deep space.

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Host Felix Mercer takes you inside Artemis II, NASA's historic crewed lunar flyby—the first beyond low Earth orbit since Apollo 17. Explore the free-return trajectory, communications blackout behind the Moon, heat shield concerns, and in-flight glitches shaping Artemis III's future. Essential for space exploration enthusiasts.

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Host Felix Mercer breaks down Artemis II's historic splashdown with astronauts Christina Koch and Jeremy Hansen returning from humanity's farthest crewed journey since Apollo 13. Explore the free-return trajectory, helium troubleshooting, and record-breaking 695,000-mile voyage in this thrilling recap of NASA's return to deep space.

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Host Felix Mercer breaks down Artemis II's historic splashdown—the first crewed deep space mission since Apollo 17. Discover how astronauts Wiseman, Glover, Koch, and Hansen survived a risky heat shield gamble, broke NASA's distance record, and battled a frozen toilet and broken Outlook 200,000 miles from home. Space history, humanized.

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Host Felix Mercer breaks down Artemis II's historic April 10, 2026 splashdown—the first crewed lunar flyby in 50 years. Astronauts Wiseman, Glover, Koch, and Hansen broke Apollo 13's distance record, survived critical leaks, and proved deep-space travel works. A gripping NASA recap.

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