Moment BBC science editor tears up during Artemis II lift-off

This is the moment the BBC's science editor is left in tears during NASA's Artemis II lift-off. The NASA spacecraft will take four astronauts on the first manned mission to reach the moon since 1972. Artemis II officially launched yesterday evening on a 250,000 miles round trip to the dark side of the moon before returning to Earth on April 6.The BBC's Science Editor, Rebecca Morelle joined hundreds of other spectators in Florida to witness the historic launch. As Artemis II's booster ignitions are activated, sending large plumes of smoke billowing across the launch pad, the excitable reporter can be heard saying 'oh my goodness' and repeatedly clapping. The rocket then blasts off into the sky to thunderous cheers from crowds gathered at the Kennedy Space Centre.