When the crew of lunar mission Artemis 2 was asked what they wanted people to remember about their trip, they answered in an unconventional tone: “I hope they all forget about Artemis 2,” mission specialist Christina Koch expressed, days before their craft lifted off. Within the dimmed, cramped confines of a module the size of…
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