Holly Gibbs

The woman who's had a memorial bench dedicated to her survival after she had a heart attack at the age of 22.

And... My phone, it just wouldn't stop ringing.

I had so many people wanting to volunteer, I decided to just stop at 10.

The rescue operation which reunited Molly the dog with her owner one week after they were separated.

Astronauts have made history by going further from Earth than anyone before on the Artemis II mission.

And that wasn't the only record broken by the NASA crew.

Christina Koch became the first woman to travel to deep space, while Victor Glover became the first person of colour to do so.

Back here on Earth, people have been gripped by watching it, including the small Canadian town of Ingersoll, home to Jeremy Hansen, one of the astronauts.

I spoke to the mayor of Ingersoll, Brian Petrie.

Wow, you've got a population of 15,000 and one of them has gone around the moon and back.

How excited are people of Ingersoll that one of their own has achieved going on this mission?

And how are the locals celebrating?

So why are people so excited by the Artemis II mission?

I spoke to two former NASA astronauts, Nicole Stott and Steve Swanson, and asked them exactly that.

Steve, what about you?

And Steve, how encouraging have you found this reaction for the future of people wanting to become astronauts and wanting to go to space?

And, Nicole, I wonder if I could ask you a bit of a personal question here.

How does it feel to you to see the first woman to orbit the Moon?

And Steve, what about you?

Nicole Stott and Steve Swanson.