President Donald Trump touted the Artemis II mission as proof that the United States is winning in space and “everywhere in between” ahead of its Wednesday evening launch.
The Artemis II mission, originally scheduled for February but delayed due to weather, will launch four astronauts into deep space to orbit the moon. The mission marks the first time astronauts have been to the moon since the Apollo 17 mission in 1972.
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