'Oh my goodness, that is spectacular!': See BBC science editor react to launch
NASA's Artemis II spacecraft has launched from Florida and is currently orbiting Earth. The spacecraft will then embark on a 10-day mission to circle the Moon.

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AI-generatedNASA's Artemis II spacecraft has launched from Florida and is currently orbiting Earth. The spacecraft will then embark on a 10-day mission to circle the Moon. According to NASA, the crew onboard are safe and in good condition. The Artemis II mission marks a significant step in NASA's plans for future lunar exploration. The launch was witnessed by Rebecca Morelle, the BBC's science editor, who was present in Florida to cover the event.
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5 extracted'Oh my goodness, that is spectacular!'
Rebecca Morelle, the BBC's science editor, was in Florida to watch the "spectacular" blast off.
The crew onboard are "safe, secure and in great spirits".
It will then head on to circle the Moon as part of a 10-day mission.
Nasa's Artemis II spacecraft has launched and is now orbiting Earth.