Astronauts on the NASA spacecraft Artemis 2 are on their way back to Earth after travelling around the Moon. The spacecraft broke the record for the furthest distance humans have travelled into space, reaching over 400,000 kilometres away from the Earth. While the crew did not land on the Moon, this is the first time humans have travelled to the Moon since 1972. OK, let's have our first headline. This one is from the Telegraph, a British newspaper. That headline again from the Telegraph.
Why Artemis 2's record-breaking journey marks a new dawn in spaceflight. OK, so this headline is about the record-breaking trip by the astronauts. They've travelled further from Earth than humans have ever gone before. And the headline says the journey marks a new dawn. We're interested in this phrase 'a new dawn'.
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