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When we think of humanity’s journey into the cosmos, images of silver spacesuits, towering Saturn V rockets, and astronauts floating suspended against the deep blue curve of the Earth spring to mind. From the perilous early days of the Space Race to today’s autonomous Mars rovers and deep-space infrared telescopes, NASA’s objective has remained constant: to push the boundaries of human knowledge. Yet, the way NASA conducts its missions has undergone a breathtaking evolution. F

In April 2026, humanity took another major step forward as NASA’s Artemis II mission successfully completed its journey around the Moon and returned safely to Earth. This landmark mission marks the first time astronauts have travelled to the Moon in over 50 years, bringing space exploration firmly back into global focus and setting the stage for future lunar landings. For aviation and space enthusiasts, Artemis II is more than just a mission. It is a clear signal that deep space exploratio