BREAKING: NASA Artemis II Important Update!

NASA announced their four person crew for the Artemis II mission that will bring humans back to lunar orbit, the first time in over 50 years. Let's meet your Artemis II crew!

[gunneracw.]

Oh thank god it wasn’t Chris Pratt again

[drowhodis]

I seen the live video. Truly amazing. True hero’s of humanity risking their lives not for freedom but for study and exploration of the future of humanity’s horizons

[thatstarwarsshow]

I'm getting Fantastic Four vibes!

[gazalan]

🇬🇧🌍🚀’57.
This is great news. I recall watching the first televised landing as a boy. With todays camera equipment Artemis will be epic. Am already ‘Buzz’-ing.😎😎😎

[theEVILone]

Best of luck. Those who think this is boring is due to not understanding the dangerous nature. Because our record for safety is so damn good they forget that anything happens there's no way to send assistance much less rescue them.

[andressamsontrinidad]

YES YES YES AFTER 50 YEARS THEY'RE COMING BACK 🎉🎉🎉

[abvmoose]

I remember how as a kid in the 90s i was so excited about the Pathfinder touching down on Mars and looked at Nasas roadmap of goals at that time listing landing the first man on Mars 2020 at the latest. 💔

[shafqatqadeer]

Wohoooo 🎉less go finally some good news

[thomaslamb]

My father got to watch the Mercury, Gemini and Apollo programs in his late teens and early twenties. What a time to be alive. Witnessed the landing of Eagle and got to watch Neil and Buzz walk on the surface of the moon on the TV.

Now, it’s my turn. I get to see American astronauts return to the moon and hopefully get some moon boots dirty a few months to years after. It’s going to be awesome. I wished I could have seen Apollo in its glory days, but even better, I get to see Artemis in its glory days very soon.

My only regret is my father not being here to see it with me. Almost three years now he’s been gone. I still catch myself seeing or reading something awesome like this and thinking “I’ve got to tell Dad about this”! Then I remember in that same second, I can’t. The ironic part is, he’s got the best seat in the house to watch the launch.

Take some pictures, Dad. I’ll be there in a few decades and we can go through them together.

[roslyntaber]

Its really so beautiful so clever and always so moving like u Dwayne chéri...

[eyyyy]

Bro why did my sister tell me that Pete Davidson was going to space too💀

[xyinterrupted]

Chief of the Astronaut Office... gave himself the sweetest ticket on the go right now.
For All Humankind! 🚀🇺🇸🇨🇦

[jessicasimplicioreis]

Sinceramente eu acho viagens pra outro planeta MT arriscado.... fora que as tragédias anteriores ficaram a memória e nem era pra outro planeta imagina a saúde de uma missão após lua pode causar psicológico e emocional e mental tbm...mas o projeto artemis deve ser emocionante pra os astronautas!!
.🎭🎭🎭🎭

[WereMask]

They should officially announce going to the North pole of the moon for Art 3. There are areas of perpetual sunlight on the north pole. Making it easier to regulate temperatures and supply solar power.

[nekkoskrilla]

Imagine being an astronaut returning to Earth 🌎 AFTER an apocalyptic

[Senerski]

happy that the world has become so progressive that an openly canadian man can become something great

[trevorsthegreatest]

Legends just doing there everyday jobs

[fakelol_real]

Crew on the 2nd flight of the capsule have they forgot apollo 1

[josephwatson]

Does NASA make sure all the astronauts have incredibly chiseled jaws?

[googalacticgoo]

Truth be told, the breakthrough is surviving the van Allen radiation belt. This is will be history and most people won't realize how big this will be because of the space time fabric making of man named Stanley. Those who know, well they understand my cryptic comment