NASA's Artemis 2 mission, which began on April 1, is nearing its conclusion with a splashdown scheduled for April 10 in the Pacific Ocean. This mission, featuring astronauts Commander Reid Wiseman, Victor Glover, Christina Koch from NASA, and Jeremy Hansen from the Canadian Space Agency, marks the first journey to the moon in 54 years. Although the crew did not land on the moon, they ventured approximately 4,700 miles beyond its far side, setting a new record. The mission is crucial for future lunar exploration, laying the groundwork for Artemis III, which will include lunar landers developed by SpaceX and Blue Origin. The splashdown will occur at 1:07 AM UK time, with live coverage starting at 11:30 PM UK time on NASA+. Following the splashdown, recovery teams will retrieve the astronauts for medical evaluations aboard the USS John P. Murtha before returning to shore.