The four astronauts spoke at a news conference Thursday afternoon at Johnson Space Center in Houston about their journey around the moon and back to Earth.

Artemis II astronauts reflect on their historic moon mission, sharing insights on crew bonding, global impact, and spacecraft performance.

All four astronauts who flew on NASA's first human moon mission in more than 50 years will make one of their first public appearances together.

The Artemis II astronauts were still readjusting to life back on Earth when they spoke with the media Thursday from NASA's Johnson Space Center in Houston.

The four Artemis II astronauts reflected on their mission around the moon with "TODAY" co-anchor Al Roker. The crew said they are still processing the journey and shared personal stories from their trip.

NASA Artemis II astronauts hold a news conference discussing their moon flyby and mission in space.

Nearly a week after returning from their historic trip around the Moon, the four‑member Artemis II crew reflected on the mission, telling reporters they’re still adjusting to life back on Earth and remain bonded by the experience.

The moon flyby was great, but they’re glad to be back. The four astronauts on NASA’s Artemis II mission have been settling back into Earthbound activities following a historic spaceflight that captured attention worldwide.