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Wonder if NASA will include some more Dolphins again when Artemis II crashes back down to Earth tomorrow?

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Do Chinese NASA fake it worse or better than US NASA? Apparently she’s just come back to Earth in that thing after being on board the Chinese Space Station. Nice smile & wave though, needs more dolphins.

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