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Artemis II Astronaut Says He Feared Crew Would Be Lost in Space

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Internewscast Internewscast Reid Wiseman, commander of NASA’s Artemis II mission, has revealed that he… This Post: Artemis II Astronaut Says He Feared Crew Would Be Lost in Space first appeared on Internewscast

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The commander of the Artemis II flight in April 2026 talked about a moment of fear during the mission. The distance display showed unexpectedly further increasing values.

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Artemis II astronaut reveals terrifying moment he feared crew would be lost in space after too much distance from Earth. Artemis II mission commander Reed Wiseman has revealed he feared he and his crew would be lost in space when their spacecraft continued to drift further from Earth than expected. The crew reached 219,669 nautical miles (about 407,000 kilometers), breaking the record for the distance humans had traveled from Earth, held by Apo…

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Artemis II astronaut feared crew would be lost in space

Commander Reid Wiseman details moment he thought a grave miscalculation would stop team returning home

·Wellington, New Zealand
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The Telegraph broke the news in London, United Kingdom on Sunday, October 18, 2026.
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