The Artemis I mission broke the record for the furthest flight from Earth for a human-rated spacecraft.
The US space agency's Artemis I mission was a success, allowing the world's
The Artemis II mission will take place in late November 2024, and it will carry a four-person crew on a flyby around the moon. It won't fly quite as far as Orion did during Artemis I to keep the astronauts safe, but it will be the first crewed mission in a program that's all about human exploration.NASA has long stated that its Artemis and lunar Gateway programs are part of its broader mission for human spaceflight.
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