The Artemis II crew, on their historic mission around the Moon, has shared stunning photographs of Earth taken from the Orion spacecraft. Commander Reid Wiseman managed to capture these images after overcoming technical challenges, including issues with Microsoft Outlook and the onboard toilet. One captivating image displays Earth through the capsule's window, while another showcases the planet's auroras and the glow of zodiacal light as Earth eclipses the Sun. As of the latest update, the crew is over 105,000 miles away from Earth, on a 10-day journey designed primarily as a test run for future deep space exploration. This mission marks NASA's first return to lunar exploration since the Apollo program, although the crew will not land on the Moon during this flight. That milestone is anticipated for Artemis IV, scheduled for 2028.