Two Artemis II astronauts who orbited the Moon leave spaceflight
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Two Artemis II astronauts who orbited the Moon leave spaceflight

SIC Notícias10 September 2026 at 00:39

Two astronauts who were part of the Artemis II mission, which orbited the Moon, have left spaceflight. The decision marks a significant change in the career path of these两名宇航员 who were part of the Artemis II mission, which orbited the Moon, have left spaceflight. The decision marks a significant change in the career path of these professionals. Despite leaving spaceflight, the astronauts will remain connected to the space agency, maintaining roles related to team training and support for future lunar missions. The article does not specify which astronauts are involved or the reasons behind this decision.

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