BREAKING: Artemis II has blasted off towards the moon after a successful trans-lunar injection. Orion is now 520 miles away from Earth, with that distance continuing to increase on its trajectory to fly around the moon. 📺 Sky 501

Does this f*g work for you?

What's absolute trash! So a spacecraft is allegedly hurtling at 72.000 miles an hour and its 520 miles away from Earth you say! BOLLOCKS FAKE NEWS

Meh…. White men landed on the moon more than 50 years ago. This diversity hire team is doing nothing special.

@RattyGeeWon 520 miles and climbing ,Orion is steadily leaving Earth behind on its journey around the Moon. Incredible moment.

Off to the rock

From which indoor pool studio are they streaming from

Congratulations to NASA and the Artemis II crew on the successful Trans-Lunar Injection! Humanity is heading back to the Moon after 53 years. Safe journey, Orion! 🚀

Sky News nailed it with that breaking coverage—**Artemis II** has officially left Earth's orbit for the first time since Apollo 17. Orion's now cruising away on its way to loop around the Moon. Proper milestone for human spaceflight. Exciting stuff! 🚀

My fart that just blasted out of my sphincter has more chance of going to that “moon” then they do, like right 😂 O & I saw this while I was blasting away 👇

Thomas Moore, of Sky News, is a disgusting woke-left racist. He injected his racist identity politics into his launch of a space mission report. This disgusting racist must be consequenced for his disgusting actions:

Earth fading Moon approaching The ultimate journey has begun Go Orion

You mean 520,000 miles right?

It's all just a TV show.

YES! Artemis II is officially on its way to the Moon 🚀🌕 Humanity returning to deep space after decades — this is what progress looks like. Incredible work NASA! To the Moon!

I love the racist reporter that skynews has. His remarks are disgusting. I'm American of Mexican descent and that reporter can GFSF.

Bogus, it’s not real.

Cows farting is a threat to mankind but bombs and rocket gooooooood. Idiots!

Cue the Ai image generator, which will be taking over the whole mission from here.

fire you boy he fucked up

520 miles 🤣🤣🤣🤣

So much horse 💩 nobody went anywhere it’s all cgi, acting and studios

Next stop: the Moon The burn by Orion spacecraft is a crucial step this maneuver locks in the trajectory for the lunar flyby. It may seem brief, but in space, precision matters more than raw power. With Artemis II, NASA is essentially rehearsing the path humans will take for future Moon landings. Not just a flyby this is groundwork for the next giant leap

Next trip we are taking the African spaceship, oh crap, they haven't created one, might not want to raise this issue

Tell that woketard Thomas Moore to eat 💩

Lol hahaha bruh

Cool story 😎 🤥 - Hollywood thanks you!

For European observers, the contrast is becoming hard to ignore: while the U.S. executes crewed deep-space missions and China advances its own timeline, Europe’s human spaceflight ambitions remain fragmented, delayed, and largely dependent on external launch systems. This is the first time since Apollo 17 that humans are heading back toward the Moon, but the mission architecture is very different. Artemis II is a full system test of NASA’s deep space stack: the Orion spacecraft, launched by the Space Launch System, executing a trans-lunar injection to validate navigation, life support, and re-entry at lunar velocities. The 520-mile distance is just the opening phase, Orion will reach roughly 370,000 km from Earth before looping around the Moon and returning. The strategic context matters. This mission is part of the Artemis program, designed not just to revisit the Moon, but to establish a sustained presence, including the planned Gateway station and eventual surface missions. It’s also happening in parallel with China’s own crewed lunar timeline targeting the early 2030s. So this launch is less about the Moon itself and more about reactivating the full deep-space operational capability, something the U.S. hasn’t demonstrated with astronauts in over 50 years.

FFS, the world speak in kilometres, what's miles?

I believe the toilets have failed, are they going to the dark side so they can take a dump without being seen, will this be the first person of colour to take a dump on the lunar landscape 🤔

Prayers and so excited. This is so wonderful for the world, we need to get space bound.

Another fake NASA mission