Let’s not miss the appointment with history! Artemis II is about to fly over the Moon, how and when to follow NASA’s live broadcast

Today April 6, 2026 history is written: the Space Launch System will bring theman in lunar orbit for the first time after December 1972. At 7.00 pm Italian time the crew (with the astronauts Reid Wiseman, Victor Glover, Christina Koch, Jeremy Hansen) will fly over the Moon: the directed by NASA it’s ready, we don’t miss it!

Artemis II he did it: on April 2nd at 0.35 am Italian time Space Launch Systemthe most powerful rocket ever built by NASA, took off from Kennedy Space Center to Cape Canaveralin Floridawith on board the first woman in lunar space, the first African-American astronaut and the first non-American to travel to the Moon, thus truly configuring itself as the record mission.

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NASA thus brings man back into lunar orbit for the first time since December 1972, but not only that: there will be 40 minutes without communications with Eartha free reentry trajectory and the most extreme atmospheric re-entry ever attempted in human flight.

The mission could then move forward farthest from Earth than any human crew has ever done. Once it arrives around the Moon, in fact, the shuttle will also pass on the hidden side of the satellitetaking advantage of that trajectory to get the boost needed for the return journey. It will take another three days to get home.

Today, April 6th, let’s not miss the appointment with history! At 7.00pm Italian time NASA’s live broadcast will start, showing us in streaming an event that has been awaited for 54 years.

Don’t miss it!

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