The Season 1 of For All Mankind ended in 1974 whereas season 2 picks up in 1983, so the time capsule is going to explain what happened in the time in between.
Apple has released a new augmented reality app for season two of For All Mankind.
The app takes you into the home of the Stevens family.
Ahead of the season two release of For All Mankind on Apple TV+ next week, Apple has launched a new augmented reality experience for the series called For All Mankind: Time Capsule.
As the video description explains, For All Mankind: Time Capsule allows fans of the show to explore the lives of Danny Stevens, Gordo, and Tracy Stevens in the ten years that exist between the first and second seasons. For All Mankind: Time Capsule is a new augmented reality (AR) experience that brings the world of the popular Apple TV+ series For All Mankind right into the homes of fans to uncover memories from the lives of Danny Stevens (Casey Johnson) and his parents, astronauts Gordo (Michael Dorman) and Tracy Stevens (Sarah Jones), in the decade between season one and season two.