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Tears from Artemis II astronauts after breaking Apollo 13 record
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April 6, 2026
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4:36Now PlayingMoments after breaking Apollo 13's distance record, the Artemis II astronauts asked to name two relatively fresh lunar craters, proposing Integrity — the name of their Orion capsule — and Carroll, in honour of commander Reid Wiseman's late wife. Wiseman wept as Canadian mission specialist Jeremy Hansen put in the request to mission control, and all four astronauts embraced.
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