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Nov 11, 2026
Tyler KiwalaHOST
She's going to bring some information through about what's happening currently.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
In particular, I would like to get into the Artemis 2 and that mission and what's going on there and some other stuff.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
But welcome to the show.
Pink BellaGUEST
Yeah.
30 MINS LATER
Tyler KiwalaHOST
right
Pink BellaGUEST
so yeah
Tyler KiwalaHOST
yeah thank you for saying all that and I think the Artemis 2 so it's really interesting it was delayed and postponed until April 1st and you know a lot of the people out there think well it was it was intentionally April 1st because the whole thing's a big prank they're not really going to the moon they're not it's all in the studio and like there's been so many discrepancies when they did the launch I watched it and they just switched to some CGI image and I'm reading the live feed with like thousands of people in it on you know on the whatever it was being aired and people in the chat like even just normally normal people are just like people really believe in this right now like
Aaron KuhnHOST
yeah
LilyHOST
Today, I have a surprising update from NASA's last trip to the moon.
LilyHOST
Scientists have discovered that the rocket that was used for NASA's Artemis II mission created two temporary large holes in Earth's upper atmosphere.
LilyHOST
As I've discussed before in Musical, Artemis II launched last April and carried four astronauts on a journey around the moon.
LilyHOST
It was the first time humans had traveled near the moon in more than 50 years.
LilyHOST
As the rocket blasted into space, it sent out powerful waves that changed a part of Earth's atmosphere called the ionosphere.
Joshua StarkCORRESPONDENT
Officials have unveiled a sweeping reorganization plan aimed at streamlining operations, cutting costs, and reshaping how NASA handles space missions, human spaceflight, and future exploration programs.
Joshua StarkCORRESPONDENT
the restructuring comes as the agency faces new mounting budget pressure and growing concern over rising mission costs under the new plan several divisions are expected to be consolidated and management layers reduced and some long-running programs re-evaluated or scaled back nasa leaders say the changes are designed to make the agency more efficient and better positioned for future missions to the moon and mars this is dark matter news NASA's Artemis II astronauts are being praised for keeping their composure after a confrontation with a moon landing conspiracy theorist on Capitol Hill.
Joshua StarkCORRESPONDENT
During the encounter, a man shouted accusations that the crew never went to space and claimed the mission was fake.
Joshua StarkCORRESPONDENT
Instead of reacting angrily, the astronauts calmly walked away with pilot Victor Glover offering a polite wave and simply saying, take care.
Joshua StarkCORRESPONDENT
the moment immediately drew comparisons to a famous incident involving apollo eleven astronaut buzz aldrin back in two thousand two aldrin was confronted by conspiracy theorist bart sebril who aggressively accused him of lying about walking on the moon After repeated harassment and insults, the then 72-year-old astronaut punched Sebril in the face.
Joshua StarkCORRESPONDENT
No charges were ever filed.
Joshua StarkCORRESPONDENT
The Artemis II mission marked humanity's first crewed journey beyond Earth orbit since Apollo 17 in 1972.
Joshua StarkCORRESPONDENT
The mission's flight around the moon was livestreamed and heavily documented, but conspiracy theories surrounding space travel continue to spread online despite decades of scientific evidence supporting both the Apollo and Artemis programs.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
She's going to bring some information through about what's happening currently.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
In particular, I would like to get into the Artemis 2 and that mission and what's going on there and some other stuff.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
But welcome to the show.
Pink BellaGUEST
Yeah.
31 MINS LATER
Pink BellaGUEST
So, yeah.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
Yeah, thank you for saying all that.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
And I think the Artemis 2...
Tyler KiwalaHOST
So it's really interesting.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
She's going to bring some information through about what's happening currently.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
In particular, I would like to get into the Artemis 2 and that mission and what's going on there and some other stuff.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
But welcome to the show.
Pink BellaGUEST
Yeah.
Eiman JahangirHOST
Yeah, I mean, that's a long time.
Eiman JahangirHOST
So what has it meant to you to hold this ticket and watch the reiterations of this? And how has that waiting shaped you? Because it is like, I think of these NASA astronauts, like the Canadian one who just went around the moon with Artemis II.
Eiman JahangirHOST
He had waited, he had gotten picked, I think, in 2009 or maybe 12.
Eiman JahangirHOST
He had waited a long time to fly.
Tyrone EdwardsHOST
I'm just reporting it.
Tyrone EdwardsHOST
He, of course, is the pilot of the Artemis II mission and was the first black astronaut to loop around the far side of the moon.
Tyrone EdwardsHOST
It's, oh, incredible.
Tyrone EdwardsHOST
Last night, he's honored as a member of the court for his achievements and leadership.
Steve FriendHOST
And you need to go after some government gangsters and give us some de-weaponization of the government.
Steve FriendHOST
You can't just do the flyover.
Steve FriendHOST
What was the flyover? Well, flyover would have been the NASA mission to space, the Artemis II.
Steve FriendHOST
Flyover was the America 250 Fest.
Steve FriendHOST
To a certain extent, the kinetic operations, definitely not wars.
Steve FriendHOST
How dare you call me a stewardess and a flight progress coordinator in Venezuela.
Steve FriendHOST
And then I think they believe that Iran was going to be the same sort of easy operations.
Steve FriendHOST
And those were going to be the flyovers and everybody was going to be jacked up and really excited to go to the polls.
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And liftoff.
speaker_3SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
The crew of Artemis II now bound for the moon.
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Humanity's next great voyage begins.
Brian SimpsonHOST
Well, they sent some astronauts up there to go around the moon.
Jean TaylorHOST
Are we terraforming the moon, Gene? Science growing your food in lunar conditions.
Brian SimpsonHOST
The next group of astronauts being selected by the U.S. plans to build a moon base and send crewed missions to the lunar surface.
Brian SimpsonHOST
The Artemis II mission, which you just heard, recently sent the crew of four astronauts around the moon back in April, setting a record for the farthest distance humans have ever traveled from our planet.
Brian SimpsonHOST
This is the
Marian NemecGUEST
This is almost happening on a daily basis.
Marian NemecGUEST
A very recent example actually on our division website is contributions that were done in the Artemis II simulations, where for the launch of Artemis II, there was some extra hardware added to the main body near the booster to dampen vibrations experienced during launch.
Marian NemecGUEST
We have many examples where we frequently verify and validate the design before manufacturing, before metal gets cut, to make sure that we're building what we think we should be building.
Marian NemecGUEST
One way to think of it is instead of trying to take a configuration like the X-59 and then ask how much noise does it produce on the ground that a person might hear, is to flip it around and ask, well, what should the shape of the X-59 be in order to minimize the noise on the ground, or in order to obtain some specific dose, some specific loudness on the ground.
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