The CyberHack podcast introduces the BBC's 13 Minutes Presents Artemis II as a recommended listen. Space scientist Maggie Adarin-Pocock explains that NASA's Artemis II mission will send four astronauts on a 10-day loop around the Moon — potentially further from Earth than any human in recorded history. She notes that Apollo missions last went to the Moon in 1972 and that the BBC podcast previously covered the first Moon landing, Apollo 13, and the Space Shuttle. The plan for 13 Minutes Presents Artemis II is to publish daily episodes during the mission, providing real-time news and analysis. Tim Peake, who spent 186 days on the International Space Station performing a spacewalk, running a marathon, and conducting more than 250 experiments, joins as a co-presenter. He observes that fewer than 700 people have ever been to space and that Artemis II could mark the beginning of an era where that number increases significantly. Christine Fisher, former CNN space correspondent and daughter of two Space Shuttle astronaut parents, serves as a third co-presenter and describes Artemis II as the start of a new era of exploration.
