Astronauts Love Ryan Gosling's Project Hail Mary

On April 6, the Artemis II crew is out here breaking records on their moon mission and their

straight-up fans of Ryan Gosling's Project Hale.

Mary, Commander Reed Wiseman, Pilot Victor Glover, Mission Specialist, Christina Hammock

Koch, and Jeremy Hansen caught an early screening of the sci-fi hit, writing quarantine

before blasting off on NASA's Orion spacecraft for their 10-day lunar loop, Gosling even

dropped a personal video message wishing them luck before launch, and the astronauts

hid back with major props during a space chat.

They caught it a real treat, watching at home with family, firing them up for their own

cosmic ride, Hansen summed it up smooth, saying art and science feed off each other, and

Gosling nailed his role as Ryling Grace, the teacher turned astronaut, saving Earth from

some solar microbe.

The whole team found it uplifting, like a blueprint for stepping up big when humanity needs it.

Meanwhile, the missions cruising, they lifted off from Kennedy Space Center on April 1,

orbited Earth for 25 hours, then slipped into.

The moon's gravity pole on April 6 for a flyby of untouched lunar spots.

As they gear up to splash down off San Diego on April 10, this vibe shows how pop culture

and real space feats are colliding in the coolest way.

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