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NASA Artemis II Crew News Conference
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22:01.9–23:03.5
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61.6 s
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reid wiseman, artemis ii commander
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https://www.boston25news.com/news/trending/artemis-ii-astronauts-returning-home-after-spectacular-flyby-moon/TOIWX62Y6VCN7LP3C3VEU6S5YQ/
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quote “it is amazing to watch your home planet disappear behind the moon”✓ exact · 22:20.8
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solitude. You were farther from Earth than any humans before you. No means to communicate with Earth. It was really just the four of you, the spacecraft and the moon. Can you talk us through what that moment felt like?

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Well, Courtney's running this press conference and she knows I always speak the truth sometimes with a little bit of embellishment. But I will tell you exactly as it went when we watched that Earth eclipse behind the moon. Wow, I'm actually getting chills right now just thinking about my palms are sweating, but it is amazing to watch your home planet disappear behind the moon. and you could see the atmosphere, you could actually see the terrain in the moon projected across the Earth as the Earth was eclipsing behind the moon. It was really, it was just an unbelievable sight. And then it was gone, it was out of sight. And we took a moment here. We had a lot of scientific work to do right there. That was probably the most critical lunar observations for our geology team. But the four of us took a moment. We shared maple cookies that Jeremy had brought, and we took about three or four minutes just as a crew to really reflect on where we were and then it was right back into the science. And it is a surreal feeling, but we had a lot of work to do too and I think that kept our focus.

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And so it's only come like later and we still haven't even begun to reflect on this mission. We had a little. bit of a light work day yesterday, and we were starting to journal and reflect a little bit.