Artemis II crew finds hope in Earth's shared moment after lunar mission

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Artemis II’s crew—Reid Wiseman, Victor Glover, Christina Koch and Jeremy Hansen—told MSNBC’s Morning Joe that the historic lunar mission sparked a global moment of unity: the world paused to watch, inspiring hope for humanity. They credited decades of NASA work and international collaboration (including Hansen as the first Canadian to orbit the Moon and Glover as the first Black astronaut to do so) and Koch’s reminder that this was the culmination of years of dreams. The astronauts underscored that a shared sense of positivity and cooperation on Earth matters as much as the journey to the Moon.
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