@pubity: NASA has released more than 800GB of lunar science data from its April 2026 Artemis II mission, giving the public a new look at the Moon through the astronauts' eyes. The collection includes over 11,000 full-resolution images, video footage, 8.5 hours of recorded astronaut observations, and crew-annotated photographs. The images reveal lunar landscapes, subtle surface colors, and details captured during the crew's journey around the Moon. The archive is publicly available through NASA's Planetary Data System, allowing researchers and space enthusiasts to explore the mission's discoveries. Credit: NASA #pubity