Source (nasa.gov)
As of April 6, 2026, the crew of the Artemis II mission is setting the record for the farthest distance humans have ever traveled from Earth, reaching a maximum distance of roughly 406,773 km (252,760 miles) during their lunar flyby.
This surpasses the previous, 56-year-old record set by Apollo 13 in 1970.
Current (Pending) Record: Artemis II (2026) – ~406,773 km (252,760 miles) from Earth. Previous Record: Apollo 13 (1970) – 400,171 km (248,655 miles) from Earth.
Context: These missions traveled to the far side of the Moon, which is roughly 1.3 light-seconds away from Earth.
NASA Live stream (youtube.com)
Cool times to live in. Other than the ongoing destruction of civilization.
Can we have a nice thing just for a minute?
You have lots of nice things, fly.
Such as?
LOL!
This is what https://issinfo.net/artemis is showing:
The moon is traveling. You have to fly to where it’s going to be, not to where it is “now”
Yeah but technically, because it's just a flyby, the capsule will only be perfectly aligned with its farthest point (they want to take tons of very high resolution pictures of that specific area) for a few minutes, relative to earth, and the moon will continue on its way, while the capsule will head back to earth.
You have to fly to where it’s going to be, not to where it is “now”
Obligatory: The missile knows where it is... (youtube.com)
Really Dude?
lol. You silly goy believing this is happening..
You're just a potato, so what do you know.
I know they don’t get this:
Pile of shit on the Apollo. They barely had room for 3 men, and a fucking golf club. But they got this on the moon. Sure. How did they air up the tires?
But they got this on the moon.
Video explaining how they did it (youtube.com)
How did they air up the tires?
Duh, they used moon air.
