Watch: BBC asks Artemis II crew a question in space

The BBC’s Science Editor Rebecca Morelle recently spoke with the four astronauts of Artemis II during their return to Earth after a record-breaking lunar flyby. The mission, which marked a significant milestone in space exploration, saw them travel farther from the planet than any humans before. As they prepared for splashdown on Saturday, the crew reflected on their experiences.

“What I’ll miss most is the camaraderie,” said mission specialist Christina Koch. “The bond we formed feels like that of brothers and sisters.”

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In Tampa, a homeowner discovered a nine-foot alligator in his pool area, prompting authorities to remove the animal. The same city’s airport, however, faces extended delays due to a partial government shutdown, with TSA agents working without pay.

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