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The Integrity astronauts are back on Earth recovering from their journey, while NASA prepares for Artemis III.
Belinda and Jacinta answer some of your questions in the wake of a successful moon orbit mission.
To hear more podcast episodes from hosts Belinda Smith and Jacinta Bowler about the Artemis II mission to the moon, search ‘Science Friction: Artemis Explained podcast’ from Radio National (RN) on the ABC Listen App (Australia), or wherever you get your podcasts.
Get in touch with us: sciencefriction@abc.net.au.
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- Presenters: Belinda Smith and Jacinta Bowler
- Senior Producer: Shelby Traynor
- Executive Producer: Petria Ladgrove
This story was made on the lands of the Gadigal and Wurundjeri peoples.
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