Artemis Crew's Moon Mission: Personal & Global

0:00It's March 31st. I'm Cory with the story. On this global news today, your AI-powered world briefing. The Artemis II crew is gearing up for the first trip around the moon with humans in over 50 years, testing the Orion spacecraft for future. Missions. Commander Reed Wiseman leads the team. With Pilot Victor Glover, mission specialist Christina Koch from NASA and Jeremy Hansen from the Canadian Space Agency. These astronauts bring serious skills as Navy test pilots, engineers, physicists, and space veterans who've logged months on the international space. Station. Wiseman commanded a six-month stay there back in 2014. Koch set the record for the longest single flight by a woman at 300. 28 days, Glover piloted a crew dragon mission, enhancing trained new astronauts at NASA's Johnson Space Center. Beyond the tech, they're real people juggling family life with huge risks. Wiseman raises two teenage daughters alone after losing his wife, openly talking wills and

1:01what ifs on family walks. Koch preps her partner for no quick calls from orbit. Glover reps as a dad of four with master's degree stacked up and Hansen shares space streams. From his Canadian tree house days with his wife and three kids. They're packing personal touches for the ride, like Wiseman's notepad for thoughts. Koch's handwritten notes from loved ones, Hansen's moon pendants. With burst tones and maple treats and Glover's Bible, rings, and Apollo quotes. Each draws inspiration from Apollo 8 photos and journals, blending old lessons with new teamwork. This crew's unity shines through their mission mantra. Ready? Going to the moon for all humanity, paving the path for lunar bases and Mars dreams. Through Global Collab.