""It's great to think that with the exception of our four friends, all of us are represented in this image," said NASA's Lakiesha Hawkins, an exploration systems leader."
""It was the most spectacular moment, and it paused all four of us in our tracks," Wiseman said in a TV interview."
The Artemis II mission has begun with astronauts capturing breathtaking images of Earth from their capsule. Commander Reid Wiseman took a photo showing a curved slice of Earth, while another image displayed the entire globe with clouds and a green aurora. The crew is currently over 110,000 miles from Earth, heading towards the moon. They will perform a flyby and return home without landing. This mission marks the first human lunar travel since Apollo 17 in 1972, with the crew expressing awe at the views.
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