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I'm Sandra Jones this week NASA

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announced the names of the four crew

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members who will orbit the Moon as part

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of the Artemis 2 mission and a soyuz

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spacecraft moved from one docking port

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to another onboard the International

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Space Station in preparation for

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upcoming space station traffic

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ladies and gentlemen you're Artemis 2

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on Monday NASA astronauts Reed Wiseman

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Victor Glover and Christina cook as well

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as Canadian space agency astronaut

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Jeremy Hansen were announced to the

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world as the crew of Artemis 2.

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these four humans will launch aboard the

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space launch system rocket and orbit

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around the Moon as part of a 10-day

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Mission putting the Orion spacecraft

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through its Paces ahead of a future moon

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landing mission

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the International Space Station

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continues to play a key role in future

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deep space exploration in fact between

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Wiseman Glover and cook who have all

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completed long duration missions on

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board the orbital Outpost they have a

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combined 661 days in space

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while onboard space station Crews work

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on science and research investigations

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learn to live and work in space and

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complete experiments to learn more about

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how the human body adapts to long

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periods of time and space our mission is

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100 science the science is what kept me

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motivated up there looking down at the

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Earth is incredible but when you get to

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talk to the researchers when we're

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talking to them real time as we're doing

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their experiments and you hear the

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fascination in their voice it really it

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kind of lit my fire it was really great

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This research is critical to the success

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and

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Mars through the Artemis program

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a soyuz spacecraft now has a new home

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aboard the space station following a

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port relocation on Thursday Expedition

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69 crew members Frank Rubio of NASA and

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Rose Cosmos cosmonauts Sergey procopia

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and Dimitri patelin boarded the recently

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arrived soyuz ms-23 spacecraft undocked

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from the poisk module on the

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space-facing side of the complex and

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redock to the prashaw module on the

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earth facing side of the Outpost this

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move makes room for the arrival of the

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uncrewed Rose Cosmos progress 84 cargo

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spacecraft later this year

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and that's it for space to ground this

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week you can keep up with all of the

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happenings on station by following at

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ISS underscore Research on Twitter and

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for space station science at space

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underscore station for daily crew

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updates we'll see you next week