Humans just went farther from Earth than ever before! But why? This was the second of four planned NASA missions to go back to the moon, with the goal of eventually establishing a moon colony. So the crew set off on a ten day journey. First traveling around Earth in high orbit. And during that time, astronauts checked the ship and tested life suppo
BasicOptimism. For the first time in 54 years, humans traveled to the Moon. The Artemis II crew flew farther from Earth than any humans in history, to regions no one had ever seen with their own eyes. While the world was debating America's decline, American engineers were quietly planning the return to the Moon. Swipe. @basic.optimism
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THE MOON CAN WAIT: THE HEART-STOPPING MOMENT A NASA ASTRONAUT FOUND HIS MOST IMPORTANT CO-PILOT. This is very nice meeting you. Thanks for taking the picture with me. Say thank you, Valentina. Say thank you. Am I getting a... Thank you. Okay, I'm sorry. She's going up. She's coming with us. All right. We found our backup, backup crew member here.
Listen to Victor Glover, the pilot of Artemis 2. He's a little over the division and the constant, oh, you're a black man, oh, you're a white woman, oh, you're a this, you're a that. It is a big question and I want to highlight maybe one facet of this, the tension I call it. I live in this dichotomy between happiness that a young woman can look at
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