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"Thanks for staying with me."

Another Mars robot is settling in for a long sleep. InSight has been losing the ability to recharge for months, and now may be down for good.

Jamie Rankin is the new deputy project scientist for NASA’s longest-running mission and deepest exploration into space.

The spacecraft is scheduled to splash down in the Pacific Ocean at 12:40 p.m. near Guadalupe Island.

NASA's Artemis 1 mission ends on a high note! NASA's Artemis 1 mission ends with a "splashing" success. The space agency's Orion spacecraft successfully splashed down off the coast of California in the Pacific Ocean earlier this afternoon after almost a month in space.

While the splashdown of the Orion spacecraft marks the end of a successful lunar voyage, not everything has gone to plan for Artemis I.

The first test flight in NASA’s return to the moon Artemis program ended well with the uncrewed capsule splashing down in the Pacific Ocean.

The splashdown of the Orion spacecraft will be broadcast live on December 11 beginning at 9.30 PM IST by the US space agency NASA.

After a 26-day journey that took it to lunar orbit and back, the uncrewed Orion spacecraft splashed down in the Pacific Ocean on Sunday afternoon, paving the way for future astronaut voyages to Earth’s satellite

NASAs Orion spacecraft is on the last leg of its inaugural flight, as it prepares to make re-entry into Earths atmosphere later today.