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One of the most critical moments of the Artemis Mission, just moments away. The lead starts right now.

I've actually been thinking about entry since April 3rd, 2023 when we got assigned to this mission.

We have to get back. There's so much data that you've seen already, but all the good stuff is coming back with us.

Artemis crew, prepare your cabin for landing.

We're counting down now to Splashdown and speaking with the family of the crew as they anxiously

wait for the astronauts to return.

Plus, President Trump's new warning to Iran just one day ahead of peace talks set to begin tomorrow.

And a close call at LAX, how a passenger plane ended up having to hit the brakes

to avoid hitting two passing trucks. Welcome to the lead. I'm John King. In for Jake Tapper.

Today we start in our Out of this World lead. It's flashdown day after an historic 10-day journey around the moon.

The Artemis 2 astronauts are now on their trajectory back home. Look at that.

Where in just about three hours, they're expected to splash down in the Pacific Ocean.

But before that, there are critical steps they need to take to prepare for re-entry in the Earth's atmosphere.

The re-entry process will be intense.

The astronauts will hit the top of Earth's atmosphere at an altitude of 400,000 feet, get this

while traveling about 30 times the speed of sound.

Over the next two hours, we will follow this complicated and exciting process.

And we'll begin with CNN's Randy Kay.

She's at the Johnson Space Center in Houston.

Randy, walk us through what the astronauts are doing right now.

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