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NASA just released the voice notes the Artemis II crew recorded while flying around the Moon in April 2026. They were the first people out there in over 50 years. Those are their real voices in this video. 🌕 The Moon isn't grey. Christina Koch saw the Aristarchus plateau "like a yellow snow-capped mountain", and Victor Glover saw green. The photos aren't colour-calibrated, so NASA's scientists treat the crew's descriptions as the real colour data. 🌑 Because they launched on April 1, the Sun, the Moon and Orion lined up for a total solar eclipse that nobody on Earth could see: nearly 54 minutes of totality. 🔴 Next to the black Moon: Mars, and Saturn. ☄️ Then Reid Wiseman saw a flash, a meteoroid hitting the Moon while they watched. Impact flashes matter for anyone planning to live on the Moon. Would you take a seat on the next one? Comment go or stay 👇 Subscribe for more. Sources: • NASA, "Recordings from the Far Side of the Moon" (Houston We Have a Podcast, ep. 439) · https://www.nasa.gov/podcasts/houston-we-have-a-podcast/recordings-from-the-far-side-of-the-moon/ • NASA Image and Video Library, Artemis II · https://images.nasa.gov • Space.com, Artemis II impact flashes · https://www.space.com/space-exploration/artemis/nasas-artemis-2-astronauts-saw-flashes-on-the-far-side-of-the-moon-that-cameras-struggle-to-capture-heres-why-scientists-are-excited Credits: crew audio, photos, mission footage and the flyby visualization by NASA (public domain). Music: HeyGen audio catalog. Narration is AI-generated (ElevenLabs); the astronauts' voices are real. #artemisii #nasa #moon #shorts

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