Artemis II

Host Felix Mercer breaks down Artemis II, the record-breaking crewed lunar flyby that traveled farther than any human since Apollo 17. Discover the helium leak, faulty seals, a broken space toilet, and the tense 95% odds re-entry that brought Orion Integrity safely home—proving humanity's will to explore is back.

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Host Felix Mercer breaks down Artemis II's historic splashdown with four astronauts, including Canada's first deep-space flyer, returning from the farthest humans have traveled since Apollo. Discover mission details, the lunar flyby's significance, and quirky NASA record discrepancies in this heartfelt celebration of humanity's renewed journey beyond Earth.

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Host Felix Mercer breaks down Artemis II, NASA's historic 2026 crewed lunar mission—launch drama, a Launch Abort System battery glitch, a 40-minute communications blackout behind the Moon, and the crew becoming humanity's farthest-traveled humans, surpassing Apollo 13's record. A thrilling, detailed look at deep space exploration's triumphant return.

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Host Felix Mercer breaks down Artemis II's historic splashdown, the first crewed lunar mission since Apollo 17. Discover how astronauts Wiseman, Glover, Koch, and Hansen set a new human distance record, survived fiery reentry, and reopened humanity's deep space exploration chapter. A must-listen for space history fans.

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Host Felix Mercer breaks down Artemis II, the historic 2026 lunar flyby that sent astronauts farther from Earth than any humans in history. Explore the record-breaking journey, the tense communications blackout behind the Moon, and how this mission paves the way for future lunar landings.

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Host Felix Mercer takes you inside Artemis II, NASA's historic crewed mission sending four astronauts beyond low Earth orbit for the first time since 1972. Discover the trans-lunar injection, free-return trajectory, and the fiery re-entry awaiting these deep-space pioneers.

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Host Felix Mercer breaks down Artemis II—the historic mission sending four astronauts farther from Earth than any humans in history. Explore the free-return trajectory, April 2026 launch, splashdown details, and why a quiet mission might be spaceflight's greatest triumph.

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Host Felix Mercer breaks down NASA's Artemis II mission—the first crewed lunar flyby since Apollo 17. Explore translunar injection, free-return trajectories, and astronauts Wiseman, Glover, Koch, and Hansen's historic journey, plus a surprisingly human toilet-repair moment. A witty, fact-driven deep dive into humanity's return toward the Moon.

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Felix Mercer reflects on the completed Artemis II mission, where Reid Wiseman, Victor Glover, Christina Koch, and Jeremy Hansen traveled 248,655 miles from Earth—humanity's farthest journey in fifty years. He explores the engineering triumph of lunar re-entry and its implications for future Moon landings.

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Felix Mercer unpacks Artemis II's historic achievement: four astronauts traveled 252,756 miles from Earth, breaking Apollo 13's distance record in humanity's first deep space mission in 53 years. Victor Glover, Christina Koch, Reid Wiseman, and Jeremy Hansen tested critical systems for future lunar landings during their ten-day journey around the Moon.

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