Artemis II crew to be welcomed in Houston after a historic mission around the Moon
NASA held a welcome event at Ellington Field in Houston for the Artemis II crew following their return from the lunar mission.
NASA held a welcome event at Ellington Field in Houston for the Artemis II crew following their return from the lunar mission.
The Artemis II crew, including Canadian astronaut Jeremy Hansen, successfully returned to Earth after a nearly 10-day lunar mission, splashing down in the Pacific Ocean.
The Artemis II crew, including Canadian astronaut Jeremy Hansen, splashed down in the Pacific Ocean off San Diego, concluding their lunar mission.
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Canada's Prime Minister Mark Carney spoke with astronaut Jeremy Hansen via live communication from deep space during the Artemis II mission.
The Canadian Space Agency hosted a media event to broadcast a live news conference with the Artemis II crew as they returned from the Moon.
Canadian astronaut Jeremy Hansen participated in a live space-to-Earth conversation with Prime Minister Carney during the Artemis II mission return.
The Artemis II crew, including Canadian astronaut Jeremy Hansen, achieved the farthest distance humans have travelled from Earth during their lunar flyby.
The Artemis II mission, crewed by Canadian astronaut Jeremy Hansen and three NASA astronauts, completed a historic lunar flyby, breaking the record for farthest human spaceflight distance.
Canadian astronaut Jeremy Hansen spoke live from the Orion spacecraft during the Artemis II lunar mission, providing Canadians an update on the historic mission.
Canadian astronaut Jeremy Hansen conducted his first communication with Canada from space following the Artemis II launch, which lifted off three days prior to the connection.
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CSA astronaut Jeremy Hansen will participate in a second live video connection with Canada in early April 2026, shortly before the Artemis II lunar flyby, answering questions from the Canadian Space Agency.
Canadian media representatives have been invited to conduct a live interview with astronaut Jeremy Hansen from space during the CSA's first official space-to-Earth connection of the Artemis II mission.
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Canadian astronaut Colonel Jeremy Hansen successfully launched on Artemis II, making history as the first Canadian to travel to the Moon aboard NASA's mission.
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Artemis II, carrying Canadian astronaut Jeremy Hansen, is scheduled to launch on April 1, 2026, for a crewed lunar flyby mission aboard NASA's Orion spacecraft.
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