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The Artemis II crew has recently been immersed in flight operations reviews and simulating Orion Spacecraft’s return to Earth. The crew wants to extend a special thank you to all the different teams across the country that are coming together to build the ARCHIVED: NASA_SLS rocket.

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michael prior1 year ago

@NASA_Orion @NASA_SLS Musk will sack everyone soon.

ConservaSig1 year ago

@NASA_Orion @NASA_SLS Godspeed Artemis Team. 😁

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Jen1 year ago

@NASA_Orion @NASA_SLS I don’t know I have no use for rockets so I don’t know what to tell you. I only look at rocket when my Russia is on rockets. Otherwise I don’t bother.

Vilma Carneiro da Silva1 year ago

@NASA_Orion @NASA_SLS E os dois astronautas que a nave estragou? Quando serão resgatados ?

Sean Dudley1 year ago

@NASA_Orion @NASA_SLS Not sure you understand the History of Artemis/Orion/Apollo. Please do some learning please.

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@NASA_Orion @NASA_SLS Very exciting. Can’t wait. Godspeed Artemis II crew! 🇺🇸

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