Artemis 2 Returns! Thoughts After Splashdown | One Week RECAP Since Crew Returned
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The episode recaps the cultural significance and public response following the Artemis 2 crew's return from their Moon mission.
It's been a week since the Artemis 2 Crew returned home from their Moon Mission! It feels like the world has changed since this heroic adventure around the Moon and back. We still have plenty of problems here on Earth, but hope and Moon Joy seem to be in the air. An entire generation is now growing up with an Artemis Campaign and the Moon Landings are in sight. Let's recap the incredible cultural moment where we found some humanity following these 3 heroes around the moon and back! In the age of AI and global wars, it was the hope and humanity we were all looking for... Let us know what YOU took away from the mission in the comments or email us at todayinspacepodcast@gmail.com Is YOUR Company Looking to Hire Talented People in the Aerospace/Robotics/Technology fields? Email us at todayinspacepodcast@gmail.com for our in-podcast job listing ad rates and start finding talent within our community! Let's build a fantastic future together! We'd like to thank our sponsors: AG3D Labs (go to ag3dlabs.com to learn more, get started 3D printing, and sign up for our newsletter and 3D Printing AI release!) Resources: Artemis II Reentry & Splashdown Coverage LIVE w/ Guest Hosts Andrew…
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