Artemis II astronauts reunite with their spacecraft capsule about three months after completing their record-setting mission that flew around the Moon and traveled farther into space than any prior crewed flight. The reunion takes place in Florida, where the crew returns to the capsule and the launch team following their extended trip beyond the Moon. Multiple outlets report that the astronauts come back together with the spacecraft and that the capsule is part of the post-mission return process rather than being launched again immediately. The mission itself is described consistently as a circumlunar flight carried out earlier this year, during which the crew traveled deeper into space than previous human missions. One report emphasizes that the astronauts are reunited with both the capsule and the launch team upon their return to Florida. Across sources, the key shared points are the timing of the reunion—roughly three months after the flight—and that it follows a record-breaking Artemis II journey that reached unprecedented distances for a crewed mission.