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>> I am Christina Koch.

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I'm a mission specialist.

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>> I'm Jeremy Hansen.

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I'm a mission specialist.

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>> I'm Victor Glover.

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I'm the pilot.

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>> I'm Reid Wiseman.

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I'm the commander of the
Artemis II mission to the Moon.

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>> To the Moon.

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>> When I was young,
I had a poster

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of the Earthrise picture --

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the famous picture that
was taken on Apollo 8.

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And the fact that it was a
human behind the lens that made

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that picture so profound and
changed how we all thought

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of our own home was
so amazing to me.

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The Moon is not just
a symbol of thinking

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about our place in the universe.

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It's not just a symbol
of exploration.

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It's actually a beacon
for science.

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It's a beacon for understanding
where we came from.

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>> You know, pushing ourselves

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to explore is just
core to who we are.

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It's a part of being a
human, that's our nature.

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We go out there and we explore
to learn about where we are,

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why we are, understanding
the big questions

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about our place in the universe.

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The exploration we're doing is
the first few steps along the

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path of getting humans to Mars.

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>> The Artemis campaign
and missions have set

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such an ambitious
goal for humanity

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that it's inspiring
contributions

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from around the globe.

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Not just one nation is inspired
and moved by this but nations

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from around the globe
are coming together.

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>> When I look at the Artemis
II crew with Victor, Christina,

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and Jeremy, they want
to go do this mission.

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They are keenly driven.

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They are humble to a fault.

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It is so cool to be around them.

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Artemis II is a huge mission,
but I hope we will look back

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and realize that this was one
tiny step in humans on Mars

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and sustained presence
on the Moon.

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>> Artemis II will be NASA's
first true flight test

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from the Space Launch
System rocket.

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>> And the Orion
spacecraft around the Moon.

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>> To verify today's
capabilities for humans

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to explore deep space.

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>> And pave the way for
NASA's long-term human

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and scientific presence.

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>> On the lunar surface.

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>> We are ready.

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>> We are going.

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>> To the Moon.

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>> For all of humanity.