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3 Things You Need To Know: The Artemis II Astronauts Set A New Record

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Artemis II astronauts just set a new record for space travel, Montgomery County Police are warning about new scam, and you can now register for the Marine Corps Marathon. Here's the 3 Things You Need To Know for today with Rose!

 

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3 Things You Need To Know: The Artemis II Astronauts Set A New Record

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From the city that changes the world. Here's Rose with three things you need to know for you Tuesday Rose that you got for us. So the four Artemis two astronauts have made history by setting a new record for the farthest humans have ever traveled in space. So they passed behind the moon. They saw the far side of the moon, which is wild on another first for humans. A spaceship will align with the sun and the moon putting the crew inside a total total solar eclipse. That's cool. This is pretty cool. There was also a super emotional moment. You've probably seen people talking about it or even crying about it online because it it makes me very emotional. So moments after breaking Apollo 13 distance record, the astronauts specifically Jeremy Hansen asked permission to name two fresh lunar craters that they observe. One of those creators is a bright spot near the moon's surface. It's kind of like the near and far side boundaries. And at certain times of the year, you can see it on earth. And they specifically wanted to name this crater, Carol, which is a tribute to

Artemis to Commander Reed Wiseman's late wife who died of cancer in 2020. So the crew members together requested naming the creator. They said that, you know, they've been working together for years. They became a family and they lost a member of their crew, which was Carol. And it's just the sweetest. I'm getting emotional now. So now the crew's lunar orbit. They've wrapped up. They've wrapped up their observation. They are officially on their way back to earth. So very, very cool. The Montgomery County Police Department is warning seniors about distraction theft scam. So the department says the scammers will often approach victims and parking lots gain their confidence with like friendly conversation. And then they will use quick deceptive movements to steal jewelry from the victims. So just be cautious. This comes after a series of deaths in Northern Virginia over the last few months. So just like be aware of your surrounding. And runners interested in being part of this year's Marine Corps marathon can now register for the event organizers began accepting entry applications yesterday and accept the expect the event to sell out quickly. So if you were interested over 40,000

runners entered the race last year and it will be held on October 25th this year. I'm Rose. Those are the three things you should know for your day. Hey, Rose. You're welcome. In turn, John and your morning show and I hug radio.

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