Artemis II spacecraft returns to Earth after record-breaking lunar mission

The Artemis II spacecraft has landed in the Pacific Ocean southwest of San Diego, California, early Saturday morning, Swedish public broadcaster SVT Nyheter reports.

The crew returned to Earth after breaking a world record, orbiting the Moon, and witnessing a rare solar eclipse during their mission.

Meanwhile, Swedish authorities are investigating a suspected arson in Södertälje city center overnight. Firefighters quickly determined the blaze was likely deliberately set.

In other news, Sweden’s embassy in Tanzania has proposed producing an emotionally engaging film to improve the country’s reputation amid government cuts to foreign aid. The project is estimated to cost 200,000 Swedish kronor (approximately €17,500).