On Tuesday night, the exciting and labor-intensive climax of the Artemis 2 lunar mission took place for the four-person crew: the Orion space capsule called Integrity flew past the moon (DER STANDARD reported). The flyby maneuver, in which the moon’s gravitational force guides the spacecraft around Earth’s satellite, took about seven hours. Meanwhile, the crew took turns hanging on the windows in pairs to accurately describe and document the lunar surface.
