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NASA Is About to Do Something “Impossible” with Artemis II - Sending Humans Farther Than Ever === #spacezone #espace #nasa #artemis === Intro: Start the journey: 0:29 Far side of the Moon: 5:05 Return to Earth: 10:03 === NASA Is About to Do Something “Impossible” with Artemis II - Sending Humans Farther Than Ever For the first time in over 50 years, NASA is sending astronauts farther from Earth than any humans have ever gone before. Artemis II won’t land on the Moon, but it will take its crew deeper into space than the Apollo missions ever did. In this video, we follow the mission from launch to splashdown, starting with how Orion slowly stretches away from Earth before committing to the Moon. Along the way, we revisit Apollo 13—the accidental record holder for the farthest human journey—and how Artemis II plans to break that record on purpose. NASA Is About to Do Something “Impossible” with Artemis II - Sending Humans Farther Than Ever The spacecraft follows a carefully designed free-return trajectory, using the Moon’s gravity as both a guide and a built-in safety net. As Orion swings behind the Moon, the crew will experience complete radio silence and witness the lunar far side under near-perfect lighting. From this distant vantage point, the Moon will fill their windows in a way no Apollo crew ever saw. The astronauts will photograph and study regions of the Moon humans have never observed directly before. After the flyby, gravity flings Orion back toward Earth at tremendous speed. Re-entry pushes the spacecraft and crew through one of the most intense phases of the mission. This journey isn’t just about going far—it’s about proving humans are ready to safely travel beyond Earth again. NASA Is About to Do Something “Impossible” with Artemis II - Sending Humans Farther Than Ever For the first time in more than 50 years, NASA is preparing to send astronauts toward the Moon. Even though they won’t land on the lunar surface just yet, this mission is still something truly special. The crew will travel farther from Earth than any humans ever have before, pushing past every boundary set during the Apollo era. So today, let’s take a closer look at what these astronauts will see as they venture deeper into space than any crew in history—and why that journey matters.