Artemis Crew's Moon Loop: Wake-Up Playlist

0:00On April 8th, the Artemis II crew just looped the moon for the first time in over 50 years, and now they're heading home, but NASA just dropped. Their wake-up playlist on Spotify. These four astronauts, Commander Reed Wiseman, Victor Glover, Christina Kosh, and Jeremy Hansen from Canada, picked eight tracks themselves to kick off. Each day in space, keeping a tradition alive from the Apollo days. Lashed on April 1st for a 10-day mission, they flew farther from Earth than anyone ever has, hitting 252,700, 56 miles out. They snapped epic shots of Earth, the moon's far side in daylight, and even a space eclipse through their Orion window. This wake-up music thing builds team spirit between the crew and ground control, a vibe that's been going strong since the Apollo program. Back in 1969, Apollo 10 jammed to Tony Bennett and Frank Sinatra tunes, while Apollo 15 went with the 2001 space. Odyssey theme for laughs. The crew's been grooving to their playlist daily, with Queen and David Bowie's underpressure

1:02blasting Wednesday morning. No word yet on Friday's final tune before splash down off San Diego, but past teams have closed out with Dean Martin's going back to Houston. As the gear up for that California coast landing, this playlist drop has fans hyped, blending old-school space rituals with fresh beats for the moon's next chapter. From The Spotlight, powered by AI, this is Entertainment and Celebrity News Today. I'm Corey with The Story.