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🌕️ ARTEMIS II COMMANDER SPEAKS FROM SPACE: "I'm learning from my crew-mates, here. I'm flying in space with two of the most skilled astronauts we have." "Jeremy, on his first day in orbit yesterday, was just getting the job done 100%." “My job is very easy. I am definitely...

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