so.... this will be the first time we are landing on the moon???

:D

The crew have successfully circled the moon and are on their way back home; they are scheduled to splashdown in the Pacific on the 10th of April

I wish them a safe return and already thank them for pushing the boundary of human exploration. I know some people say there are more important problems, but there always are and in the end exploration has lead in the past to discoveries that inevitably helped to improve our lifes. So I think this is an important issue.

I hope this mission and the awesome images rekindle humankinds interest in space.

The Artemis crew have returned safely to Earth after making a "perfect" splashdown in the Pacific Ocean:

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-04-11/artemis-ii-splashdown-landing-abc-live-blog-moon-mission/106551526

I hope we have an O'Neill cylinder in my lifetime. I think space mega-structures are a much better use of our time and resources than trying to colonize Mars.