What's next for NASA? Administrator Jared Isaacman shares future plans
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FULL PRESS CONFERENCE | Administrator Jared Isaacman share future plans of NASA on the heals of the successful Artemis II mission. Plans include astronauts in space every six to nine months and a lunar lander project. 

Commemorating Apollo 13's anniversary
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This week we celebrate 56 years since the Apollo 13 mission, while simultaneously celebrating Artemis II's success. FOX35's Reina Nieves spoke with Ken Kramer, Managing Editor of Space Up Close on the anniversary.

Artemis astronauts give first public remarks after moon flyby mission: Here's what they said

The crew of Artemis II received a rousing ‘welcome home’ as they offered their first comments since returning to Earth after the longest trip any human has ever made. 

Marine Science Center hosts two-day Turtle Day event in Volusia County

The Marine Science Center in Volusia County is hosting its annual Turtle Day celebration as a two-day event, featuring hands-on activities, educational programs and opportunities to learn about marine conservation.

President Donald Trump on Artemis II: 'I could not be more proud'; invites astronauts to White House

President Donald Trump congratulated the Artemis II crew on their successful – and historic – mission to the moon and back. Artemis II splashed down Friday night, April 10, off the coast of California, after a 10-day journey that took them more than 250,000 miles into space to the far side of the moon, traveling farther into space than any humans in history.

Artemis II splashdown: Watch live

Artemis II is headed back home to Earth after its historic mission to the moon.

Artemis II crew prepares to return to Earth
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As the Artemis II moon mission crew prepares to return to Earth with their splashdown scheduled for 8:07 p.m. off the coast of San Diego, Dr. Addie Dove, Planetary Scientist and UCF Physics Professor and Department head to answer viewers' questions about the Artemis II splashdown and describe some of the science behind the mission and splashdown.

Artemis II: What happens after splashdown?

Artemis II, its crew, and the Orion spacecraft are expected to splashdown Friday night, April 10, in the Pacific Ocean, off the coast of San Diego, California, marking the end of their historic 10-day flight to the moon and back. 

Artemis II splashdown: Watch live, stream live

Four astronauts onboard the Orion in the Artemis II mission are beginning their gravity-assisted descent back into Earth's atmosphere. Here's how and where to watch the splashdown, set to take place around 8 p.m., off the coast of San Diego.

Artemis II splashdown live: Timeline of events, minute by minute

NASA's historic Artemis 11 mission to the moon will end Friday when the Orion capsule splashes down in the Pacific Ocean off the coast of San Diego around 8:07 p.m. EDT. Here's a timeline of the Orion capsule's return to Earth.

Artemis II astronauts return: 'Fastest humans to enter Earth's atmosphere'
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Astronauts onboard the Artemis II mission are getting ready to re-enter Earth's atmosphere in the last leg of their 10-day mission. Experts say this may be the most dangerous part of their mission yet. 

Artemis II carries Apollo 18 flag designated for canceled moon mission

As the United States approaches the 250th anniversary of its independence, NASA said the Artemis II mission has carried a collection of historic mementos. Among them was a flag originally designated for the canceled Apollo 18 mission.

Tourists charged after hauling dead alligator strapped on roof of car

Two tourists are facing felony charges after deputies say they strapped a dead alligator to the roof of their vehicle and drove across Central Florida.

Tussock caterpillars: Woman hospitalized after contact with fuzzy Central Florida bug

A local woman is sounding the alarm on how dangerous the fuzzy tussock Caterpillars really are. She was hospitalized after coming into contact with one and says the pain is excruciating.