Artemis II splashdown LIVE: NASA's Orion crew warned about 'very dangerous moment'
NASA shared an update about the mission, sharing what it means for the future of space exploration.Johnson Space Centre director Vanessa Wyche said: "It's hard to describe the significance of this mission."She said the four-strong Orion crew "are demonstrating that that spacecraft is ready for us to have humans on board for us to continue deep space exploration, which we have not done since 1972".She added: "So this is the the Artemis generation. This is our generation's opportunity to explore and to build from what Apollo did."But moving to the moon, we're now going to have a moon base."We're going to learn how to live there. We're going to go to Mars. It opens up all of the universe. It's just amazing for human exploration."
