- ‘Riding a fireball’: Artemis 2 crew set to face its most dangerous moment as Orion hurtles back to Earth The Times of India
- USS John P. Murtha to support NASA’s Artemis II mission navy.mil
- How gravity will guide the Artemis II spacecraft back to Earth Scientific American
- At 40,000kmh and 2,700 degrees Celsius, Artemis II re-entry will be the scariest phase of the mission yet WION
- The crew of Artemis II are returning to a planet they have cheered up The Economist
’Riding a fireball’: Artemis 2 crew set to face its most dangerous moment as Orion hurtles back to Earth The Times of IndiaUSS John P. Murtha to support NASA’s Artemis II mission navy.milHow gravity will guide the Artemis II spacecraft back to Earth Scientific AmericanAt 40,000kmh and 2,700 degrees Celsius, Artemis II re-entry will be the scariest phase of the mission yet WIONThe crew of Artemis II are returning to a planet they have cheered up The Economist by Soban News (international And National News)