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I've Witnessed Nearly 100 Rocket Launches. Artemis II Was Like Nothing I've Ever Experienced.
The crew is testing life-support systems in high-Earth orbit as NASA prepares the mission’s next steps for a future lunar landing.
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I watched Artemis II lift off and witnessed the first humans venture to the moon since '72
Even from a distance of several kilometres, the Artemis II rocket looked huge.Then, there was a moment that felt like an eternity, as around 2,600 metric tons of spacecraft lifted off.I was honoured to receive an invitation from the Canadian Space Agency to attend this historic launch at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center. I am a professor, an explorer and a planetary geologist. As a member of the First Artemis Lunar Surface Science Team, I have been s…
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