Artemis Crew's Space-Themed Playlist

0:00The Artemis II crew just dropped their mission playlist, giving us a soundtrack for their record-breaking trip that's taking humans farther from Earth. Then ever before, over 300,000 kilometers out, they're sharing more tracks as the flight goes on, blending chill vibes with high-energy beats to keep spirits lifted way up there. Kicking it off is sleepyhead, by young and sick, with those bird calls that hit like a fresh Earth morning. Then you've got Silo Greene's working-class heroes, pumping up the crew to grind, and Chapel R.O. H&E's Pink Pony Club for some fun pop energy that doesn't quite match the space theme, but keeps things lively. This squad flew past the moon on Monday, just after 7pm, snapping piece of dark spots no one's seen before, from Apollo missions. It's NASA's first lunar run in 50 years since 1972's Apollo 17, and they even caught a rare solar eclipse during the close. Approach. No landing, but major milestones all the same. Canadian astronaut Jeremy Hansen's on board, wrapping the north strong, with Calgary-born Jenny Gibbons' backup.

1:07Prime Minister Mark Carney hyped it, pre-launch, saying it sends a big message back home, and the crew's chatting with him tonight at 7.30pm. They've also got rise, this moon-shaped mascot stuff toy, made by a second grader from California, serving as their zero-gravity buddy to signal win. Things get floaty. Keeps the human touch alive on this epic orbit. Calgary news today, powered by AI bringing you what matters.