After 25.5 days in space and 1.3 million miles traveled, Orion is back home following the thrilling debut of NASA’s Artemis program.
, in which Orion “bounced” off the atmosphere and temporarily returned to space before performing a second plunge.
This double reentry procedure—the first ever attempted for a crew-rated spacecraft—helps to dissipateThe entire Artemis 1 mission as a whole will be scrutinized, as the space agency makes plans for Artemis 2—a repeat of this mission but with a crew of four astronauts on board. The Artemis programThe recovery team at work.
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