The Artemis II crew, on their journey to the Moon, is expected to reach the far side on Monday, marking the first crewed Moon mission since 1972. As they approach their destination, NASA has been sharing breathtaking images taken from the Orion spacecraft, showcasing both the Moon and Earth from unprecedented angles. The astronauts have described their experience of seeing the far side of the Moon as ‘something never seen before’ and have been documenting their views with remarkable photography. This mission not only aims to break the Apollo 13 distance record but also highlights a new era of lunar exploration aimed at advancing scientific knowledge and fostering international collaboration. The crew includes the first woman, Black astronaut, and Canadian to fly to the Moon. As excitement builds around their lunar flyby, they are also geared up to witness a rare solar eclipse from beyond the Moon.