Artemis Two Crew Breaks Lunar Record, Names Craters
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The Artemis two crew successfully completed a lunar fly-by, breaking Apollo thirteens record distance and marking humanitys first moon mission since 1972. They captured stunning images of the moons surface, named craters after their capsule and commanders late wife, and experienced emotional moments. The crew also witnessed a total solar eclipse and spotted planets. NASA will soon release never-before-seen far-side shots, paving the way for future missions.
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