Artemis II Spacecraft Heads to the Moon

Nasa's Artemis II is orbiting Earth after a successful launch.

The spacecraft took off from Florida after fixing some issues.

People at the launch felt the rocket's power.

The crew will see things few people have seen.

The launch went as planned, passing the Earth's atmosphere.

Nasa is sending astronauts to the Moon again.

They will circle the Moon and maybe go further than anyone.

This mission will help with future plans for the Moon and Mars.

The next step is a big engine burn to head to the Moon.

Artemis went higher in its orbit, then the astronauts oversaw a manoeuvre.

The astronauts woke up to oversee this after a short sleep.

The astronauts seem happy, but feel a bit cold.

Astronaut Christina Koch asked to make the cabin warmer.

Mission control is working on it.

Safety is the biggest concern for the onward journey.

If something is wrong, the astronauts will return to Earth.

The astronauts slept for a few more hours after the successful burn.

The astronauts had a human moment with Mission Control.

Commander Reid Wiseman said the view of Earth is spectacular.

Mission Control was happy for the astronauts.

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