NASA's historic Artemis 2 mission to the moon was watched by astronauts aboard the International Space Station (ISN) from orbit, including astronauts from the ISS. The launch, which will take humans further into space than ever before, was witnessed by both astronauts and satellites. The ISS crew will soon be able to see other humans circling on the space station for the first time, a change from when astronauts made their trips to the Moon. The event was seen from ground, from space, and even from the sky. Among the firsts for the ISS crew, an audio-only conversation with the Artemis astronauts scheduled for Tuesday (April 7), will be conducted.