Orion is in space, the Artemis II crew is returning from the moon, and you can follow their journey without leaving Earth.

The tracker, officially referred to as the "Artemis Real-time Orbit Website" — AROW — allows users to not only see where the Orion spacecraft is and how fast it's traveling, but to see in miles how far it is from both the Earth and the moon, according to NASA.

Turns out there's an API to get the ISS's real-time location, which is great for making DIY tracking projects. An old Raspberry Pi and a 3D-printed shell show the stations' latitude and longitude using the API. The code is available on GitHub, and the 3D ...

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Officials with NASA gave an update Thursday on the re-entry process for the Artemis II mission ahead of Friday's planned splashdown.

The Artemis II crew will give remarks from the Orion spacecraft Thursday evening, just days after the four astronauts traveled farther into space than anyone before them. The crew — Cmdr. Reid