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NASA’s Artemis 1 Orion spacecraft will end a 26-day mission to the moon on Sunday, Dec. 11, and here’s what time to watch.

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The huge tower that supported the epic liftoff of NASA’s Artemis 1 moon mission last month has left the launch pad.

As Orion quickly closes the gap between the moon and Earth ahead of its Pacific Ocean splashdown on Sunday (Dec. 11), we’re looking back at the epic launch that got us here.

The Artemis 1 mission will end nearly a month in space with a series of wild landing steps, from skipping off of Earth’s atmosphere to splashing down in the ocean.

The commercial launch company Rocket Lab will have to wait a few more days for its first-ever launch from U.S. soil due to bad weather.

The James Webb Space Telescope has granted astronomers a look at the faint almost ghostly light emitted from stars that exist between galaxies packed into galactic clusters.

NASA is deep into planning the first crewed excursion of the Artemis program as Artemis 1, which surpassed expectations, targets a splashdown and end of mission Sunday (Dec. 11).