'The moon looked wrong': Artemis II mission controller Chris White on taking historic lunar flyby photos from 250,000 miles away

Live Science·Jul 12

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The Artemis II mission has taken historic lunar flyby photos from a distance of 250,000 miles. However, the mission's status is unclear as there are reports of both a successful launch and a delay for urgent repairs. The mission aims to take astronauts around the moon, with some outlets suggesting a launch as early as April.

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