On April 6, 2023, the crew of NASA's Artemis II mission captured a breathtaking photograph of Earth as it slipped behind the Moon, a moment they referred to as 'Earthset.' Taken at 6:41 PM EDT, the image shows a mostly dark Earth with illuminated areas above Australia and Oceania. The Orion spacecraft, named 'Integrity,' provided a unique perspective as it passed over the Moon's far side, revealing the Ohm crater and other lunar features. This event echoes the famous 'Earthrise' photo from the Apollo 8 mission in 1968. Following the 'Earthset,' the crew also witnessed an 'Earthrise' as Earth reappeared, alongside an eclipse where the Moon blocked the Sun, revealing its corona. The Artemis II mission, a 10-day journey, marks a significant milestone in human space exploration, returning to the Moon's vicinity after more than half a century and enabling astronauts to travel farther from Earth than ever before.