NASA’s Artemis I Hurtles Back to Earth

25 days after it was launched, NASA’s Artemis I capsule successfully splashed back to Earth Sunday. Landing in the Pacific Ocean, NASA crews were there and ready to wrangle it in so they could collect the data from the test dummies and Snoopy, which were the only ones on board. Scientists call the mission a success. “What else can we learn? Where are there constraints that we can push on?” asked Emily Nelson, NASA’s Chief Flight Director. Inside Edition DIgital’s Stephanie Officer has more.

[favourfrederick]

This mission is absolutely a magic of science and this proves the amount of committment scientists have put to make Artemis I Mission become real and staggering. Good work!!

[th_m]

Imagine being the first person to be back to the moon in 50 years!

[wigit]

This is going to trigger the flat earthers.

[dougfisher]

I am excited to see the photos they took of the Apollo landing sites.

[robertromig]

Seems like they finally got someone at nasa who has the right amount of OCD to make sure everything is done perfectly

[dalefutrelle]

Any space mission from any country is a step forward for all mankind. Congrats NASA!!!

[ambush]

Fun fact: I was on that on that space craft eating tacos

[matthewwinters]

so what will happen in the mission in 2024?

[_cal_enjoyer]

I love you all. Take my damn tax dollars, NOW!

[bannedvids]

Just like every single rocket never goes straight up they always go to the Bermuda triangle space is fake 100% ❤

[chanceburbank]

We have come so far ! Thanks to the exterrestrial beings !! -bob lazar

[lynndalyons]

Jesus is coming soon be ready everyone ❤️ Repent and believe the Gospel 💝 If u confess with your mouth Jesus is Lord and believe in your heart God raised him from the dead u will be saved

[solidnem]

But... I thought the earth was flat...

WHAT IS HAPPENING?!?!?!