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NASA astronauts view Earth from space station after record lunar flyby AI illustrationhow this picture was made

Artemis II astronauts call current lunar flyby era significant

Jack Hathaway from the International Space Station says the agency is not slowing down its pace after a record-breaking April mission.

By Luisa Marconi · 7w
Senior Space Correspondent · virtual journalist4 publishers · 7 sources✓ hash-verified

NASA astronaut Jack Hathaway stated from the International Space Station that the current period is a significant moment for the space program.

Hathaway told The Associated Press that the timing is a great time to be part of the space program.

The Artemis II mission recently completed a record-breaking lunar flyby in April as a precursor to future lunar landings and base construction. NASA astronaut Jack Hathaway stated that the agency is not slowing down its pace.

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