On the sixth day of its mission, Orion approached the Moon, passing over several Apollo landing sites and as close to 80 miles (128 km) above the lunar surface. Teams are preparing for Orion to enter a distant retrograde orbit of the Moon.
by @NASAArtemis
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Some photo evidence of the Apollo landings would be fun to show to the moon landing denialist conspiracy nuts. filmcentury liked this 
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