Join host Cosmo Ray on Artemis as he unpacks the historic Artemis Two mission—Trump's Congressional Space Medal of Honor announcement, the crew's record-breaking lunar flyby, the iconic "Earthset" photo, and NASA's cautious path to launch. A heartfelt deep dive into space history, splashdown, and what's next for Artemis Four and Mars.

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Join host Cosmo Ray on Artemis as he unpacks NASA's historic Artemis II mission—the first crewed lunar flyby in 53 years. Discover the record-breaking distance, dramatic launch-day snags, a stunning solar eclipse, and the crew's safe Pacific splashdown. A thrilling, emotional deep dive into humanity's return to the Moon.

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Join host Cosmo Ray on Artemis as he recounts Artemis Two's historic 2026 lunar flyby—four astronauts, a record-breaking distance from Earth, an eclipse witnessed from deep space, and NASA's stunning "Earthset" photo. A thrilling, emotional dive into humanity's first return beyond low Earth orbit in fifty years.

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Host Cosmo Ray revisits Artemis Two's historic lunar flyby—Wiseman, Glover, Koch, and Hansen breaking Apollo 13's 50-year distance record. Relive the tense far-side blackout, splashdown, and record-breaking 252,756-mile journey, plus what this milestone means for humanity's future Moon landing and beyond. A must-listen for space exploration fans.

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Cosmo Ray recaps NASA's historic Artemis II mission, where astronauts Reid Wiseman, Victor Glover, Christina Koch, and Jeremy Hansen flew 252,756 miles—farther than any humans ever—in the first crewed Orion flight since Apollo 17. A thrilling lunar flyby story of records, deep-space testing, and humanity's return to the Moon.

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Join host Cosmo Ray on Artemis as he unpacks Artemis Two's historic lunar flyby: four astronauts, a record-breaking 252,756-mile journey, a tense communications blackout, an eclipse from space, and quirky mission details—covering NASA's real journey back to the Moon, half a century after Apollo 17.

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Join host Cosmo Ray on Artemis as he unpacks Artemis Two's historic journey—four astronauts, a record-breaking 252,756 miles from Earth, a total solar eclipse witnessed from space, and a splashdown finale. Discover mission hiccups, Earthrise views, and NASA's return to deep space exploration in this thrilling recap.

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Host Cosmo Ray celebrates Artemis II breaking Apollo 13's 56-year distance record, sending four astronauts farther from Earth than any humans ever. Explore mission details, splashdown plans, and the emotional story behind this historic lunar milestone.

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Join host Cosmo Ray on Artemis as he unpacks Artemis Two's historic crewed lunar flyby with commander Reid Wiseman, pilot Victor Glover, Christina Koch, and Jeremy Hansen. Relive the communications blackout, record-breaking distance from Earth, stunning Earthrise images, and triumphant Pacific splashdown fifty years after Apollo.

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Cosmo Ray hosts Artemis, diving into Artemis II's historic lunar flyby. Discover how astronauts Wiseman, Glover, Koch, and Hansen set a new farthest-from-Earth record, survived a Moon blackout, witnessed a space-based solar eclipse, and splashed down safely off San Diego.

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