President Trump will host the four astronauts from the Artemis II mission Wednesday at the White House, The Post has learned.
The team — including commander Reid Wiseman, pilot Victor Glover and mission specialists Christina Koch and Jeremy Hansen — broke the record for distance traveled from Earth during the 10-day moon flyby before splashing down April 11 in the Pacific Ocean.
“In honor of the historically successful Artemis II mission, President Trump is honored to host the legendary crew in the Oval Office tomorrow to celebrate their unmatched achievements,” White House spokeswoman Liz Huston told The Post.
Follow the latest on NASA’s Artemis II:
- Artemis II Cmdr. Reid Wiseman shares breathtaking photo after splashdown: ‘Impossibly beautiful’
- Artemis II crewmembers struggle to walk after experiencing Earth’s gravity again following historic moon mission
- Artemis II astronauts were trained to take amazing snaps by elite NY tech school alums
“Thanks to President Trump’s leadership and the excellence of the Artemis II crew, America is leading the world in space exploration.”
