Four NASA astronauts just returned from the farthest distance humans have ever traveled from Earth.
The episode begins with coverage of NASA's Artemis II mission, focusing on the safe return of astronauts Reed Wiseman, Christina Koch, Victor Glover, and Jeremy Hansen after nearly 10 days. Reporter Marina Fernández describes the critical re-entry phase, including a six-minute communication blackout and temperatures reaching 2,700°C. The astronauts captured 7,000 images of the Moon's far side and experienced a total solar eclipse. They were recovered in the Pacific Ocean by a team of 40 specialists and transferred to a ship. The mission's success is analyzed by Juan Carlos Cortés, director of the Spanish Space Agency, who highlights Europe's contribution through the Orion service module. He predicts American and Chinese lunar bases within a decade and discusses the potential for a lunar economy. The episode then transitions to international news, covering peace negotiations in Pakistan between the United States, Iran, and mediator Pakistan. Iranian demands include ending attacks on Lebanon and lifting sanctions, while the U.S. seeks guarantees against nuclear weapons development. Updates include Israeli attacks in Lebanon and issues with mines in the Strait of Hormuz. Domestic Spanish politics is covered, including Pedro Sánchez's visit to China and government plans to regularize 500,000 migrants. The episode also touches on Andalusian election campaigns, a literary award for former King Juan Carlos in Paris, and Hungarian elections. It concludes with a light-hearted segment about a jar of Nutella floating in the Artemis capsule, providing unexpected advertising.
