This week, NASA made history, and opened a new chapter in American space exploration 🌔🇺🇸 Artemis II sent modern day pioneers back to the Moon, pushing farther into space than ever before. Here’s a quick wrap-up in your NASA Minute!

@NASA imagine the data roaming charges once they pass the orbit

America did not drift back to the Moon. It built its way there. Artemis II is what happens when a nation still knows how to aim past comfort, fund hard things, and send real people into the dark. More missions. More engineers. More frontier. The future does not belong to the cynical. It belongs to the builders who go.

@NASA 👏 The mission is almost a wrap💯

@NASA Congrats NASA on Artemis II... but be honest — this was supposed to put boots on the Moon by 2024. Now it's 2026 and we're still doing expensive laps around it while China is racing to plant their flag first. Taxpayers funding vibes over victory laps? 🚀🇺🇸

@NASA @NASA We are a bunch of proud Americans! We are loud and proud of each and every one of you! Godspeed-Splash! Touchdown San Diego 🇺🇸❤️🙏🏽❤️🙏🏽❤️🥰

@NASA Legendary NASA minute! And a ton of amazing updates in the pipeline to come!

@NASA Unpopular opinion here, but why is this so historic in terms of scientific discovery and technology advancement in the context of the Apollo program 50-60 years ago? Especially given the state of technology then?

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@NASA Modern civilisation is strange. We livestream miracles and call them weekly updates

@NASA Humans flying around the Moon for the first time in over 50 years and splashing down TODAY ..,we are genuinely living in historic times right now

@NASA It’s been an amazing week!

@NASA Hey @NASASpox can you explain this to everyone please.

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@NASA She the only reason i even give #NASA time - of - day

@NASA Why can't you jut say, 'This week, @NASA made history, and opened a new chapter in space exploration 🌔'?

@NASA Great history!!!

@NASA and now you're about to lose like half your budget because of some orange dude...

@NASA Start doing it more often than you have planned?? We stalled for too long Anyway about this mission, Good luck everyone 🤞I'm sure it's going to go perfectly it's been a doddle 🤞👌👍 See you on the flip side Enjoy the ride 😉👍

What an incredible week for @NASA and the Artemis II crew! Reid, Victor, Christina, and Jeremy just pushed humanity farther into space than we've been in over 50 years — setting new distance records, capturing stunning Moon views, and bringing back priceless data for the next giant leaps. Safe splashdown in the Pacific today marks the perfect close to this historic mission. Proud to see America leading the way back to the Moon and beyond! #ArtemisII #NASA

@NASA Making history

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@NASA Launching a rocket on the day of the lie? You like trolling humanity, don't you NASA?

@NASA Thspace explthororation

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@NASA This week, NASA marked a major milestone in space exploration with the Artemis II mission, as astronauts pushed farther into deep space and advanced humanity’s return to the Moon 🌔🇺🇸

@NASA In a touching moment of the mission, the crew suggested naming a small lunar crater "Integrity" in honor of Wiseman’s late wife, Carroll, who passed away in 2020.

@NASA Será verdad que fueron a la luna ?

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@NASA Congratulations to all the crew who made it possible 🔥

@NASA "American space exploration" with silent reliable support of European service module. So typical american way to be proud... As your VP some day said "Have you ever say 'thank you' once?"

@NASA Can we seriously stop saying that we sent people 'to the moon'? We didn't. We did a drive by. Still cool, but there are people who really believe we landed Artemis II, and using the right words matters.

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@NASA Last time i saw this, I was 5 years old and watching on a glorious 13 inch black and white TV! Murica!!!!