NASA’s Artemis II crew landed safely after a 10‑day lunar orbit, and PBS has released the hour‑long documentary Return to the Moon for public viewing.

The film, produced for PBS’ NOVA, traces the program’s history and the meticulous planning that pushed four astronauts beyond Earth orbit—an achievement not seen since the Apollo era.

Viewers can see the crew’s unprecedented far‑field photos of the Moon and Earth, plus an inside look at the engineering hurdles overcome from launch to splashdown.

PBS’s free streaming makes the mission’s complex story accessible, underscoring the growing public appetite for space exploration coverage.