US EditionCrowd Celebrates Return of Maryland Native Reid Wiseman, Artemis II Commander
The event celebrated Reid Wiseman’s return and NASA’s progress toward a 2028 lunar landing, with students watching the crew’s Pacific Ocean splashdown.
- On Friday night, the Artemis II crew, including Baltimore County native Commander Reid Wiseman, splashed down into the Pacific Ocean after a 10-day mission that traveled farther than any previous human space flight.
- The Orion capsule successfully returned to Earth, completing a mission that pushed boundaries of human space exploration. While in space, the crew honored Wiseman's late wife by naming a lunar crater after her.
- Current and former students gathered at Dulaney High School in Baltimore County to watch the splashdown. Friend Adam Crowley, who attended the Florida launch, described "absolute excitement" seeing Wiseman return after his extraordinary journey.
- On Thursday, Senator Chris Van Hollen asked Wiseman about advice for current students. Wiseman encouraged them to "take some risks" and expand horizons, emphasizing that resilience enables achieving difficult goals.
- NASA officials stated the successful mission brings the agency "one step closer to getting boots on the moon's South Pole." This achievement marks a critical milestone for future Artemis missions targeting lunar exploration.
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Welcome Home, Artemis II
On Friday evening, when the crew of Artemis II—Reid Wiseman, Victor Glover, Christina Koch, and Jeremy Hansen—splashed down in the Pacific Ocean off the coast of San Diego, it felt as though the entire world was watching.Crowds lined the beaches of California. Children on the East Coast stayed up late to watch the broadcast. Millions around the globe anticipated the safe return of four human beings—three Americans and one Canadian—who had ventur…
Photograph by NASA Reid Wiseman, commander of the Artemis II mission, was the last to leave the vehicle, after the four astronauts left the house ten days ago. Derived from the above, NASA members from Mission Control in Houston cheered with deep emotion. For now, astronauts are on the USS John P. Murtha recovery ship, after medical assessment, will depart from the ship by air to San Diego. Astronauts have the possibility to sleep on the boat or…
The Artemis 2 mission has just passed its most critical moment... and it is now official: the crew successfully returned to Earth after a brutal re-entry into the atmosphere.
Artemis II returns home with Pacific splashdown
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