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10 space films · Apollo to Artemis

Return to the Moon

Artemis II just brought four astronauts home from lunar orbit — the first humans since 1972 to see the far side of the Moon. If the moment gave you chills, these ten films will keep them coming.

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Return to the Moon

Everything about the Moon landing, in one place

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Where it all began: Apollo

Before Artemis, there was Apollo. Relive the missions that first took humans to the Moon — from the historic first steps to the dramatic rescue that almost didn't make it.

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The bigger picture

The Moon is just the beginning. These films zoom out — from the spacecraft that made it possible to the universe that's still waiting.

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What comes next

Artemis II proved the spacecraft works. Now NASA is aiming for the lunar surface — and beyond. These titles look forward: the next footprint on Mars, and an indie film about what happens if we really do find God out there.

Why this collection

Artemis II's four astronauts just returned from lunar orbit — the first humans in half a century to see the far side of the Moon. They stepped out of the capsule describing something "too big to fit inside one person."

This collection picks up where that awe leaves off — from Apollo 11's first footprint, to the Christmas Eve reading of Genesis from lunar orbit, through the near-catastrophe of Apollo 13, Gemini, the Shuttle era, and Wonders of the Universe's questions about a Creator, and arriving finally at the quiet 2020 indie film The Astronaut of God.

Ten titles. Ten accounts of what humans say after leaving Earth. Each is a GJW+ exclusive or a restoration you won't find elsewhere on the open web. Hit play thinking you're starting a science journey; by the end, you'll know it's also a meditation on our place in the universe.

"The experience was too big to fit inside one person."
Victor Glover, Artemis II astronaut
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From Apollo to Artemis — and beyond

Victor Glover called it "too big to be in one body." Buzz Aldrin took Communion on the Moon. The Apollo 8 crew read Genesis from lunar orbit on Christmas Eve, 1968. Every time humans leave Earth, they come back talking about the same thing.

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