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Artemis II Astronauts Get Teary-Eyed as Moon Crater Named after Commander’s Late Wife

Artemis II Astronauts Get Teary-Eyed as Moon Crater Named after Commander’s Late Wife

The Artemis II astronauts performed the touching tribute on Monday, April 6, as they reached the farthest distance in space from Earth any crew has ever traveled. Crewmembers on Artemis II paid homage to someone special to them after reaching a major milestone during their mission. April 6, Artemis II Commander Reid Wiseman, Pilot Victor

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