The Artemis II lunar mission is progressing well as it enters its third day, following a successful engine firing that set the spacecraft on a course toward the Moon. The crew, consisting of Reid Wiseman (commander), Victor Glover, Christina Koch, and Jeremy Hansen, has had the opportunity to connect with their families and participate in media events. They also held routine medical conferences with physicians in Houston, reporting no signs of space adaptation sickness. Wiseman shared a breathtaking image capturing Earth's night side, featuring two auroras and zodiacal light. NASA's Lakiesha Hawkins confirmed that the crew is in high spirits and busy preparing for the upcoming translunar injection. The mission is expected to make its closest approach to the Moon on Monday afternoon, with a planned splashdown in the Pacific Ocean off Southern California on April 10.