A new timelapse shows the stunning views of Earth that four astronauts got during their historic moon journey last month.

One of the many views of Earth captured by the Artemis 2 astronauts during their moon mission. (Image credit: NASA/Reid Wiseman)

Next up is a closer-up view of the planet with little dots — satellites — shining and moving just above the rim of Earth. Then a few auroras, more popularly known as the northern lights and southern lights, become visible at the edge of our planet. Finally, Earth recedes again from the camera.

Artemis 2 launched on April 1 and returned to Earth on April 10. It sent four astronauts — NASA's Reid Wiseman (commander), Victor Glover (pilot) and Christina Koch (mission specialist) and Jeremy Hansen of the Canadian Space Agency — around the moon.…