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Astronauts Love Ryan Gosling's Sci-Fi Flick

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Artemis Two astronauts, including Canadian Jeremy Hansen, praised Ryan Goslings new sci-fi film, Project Hail Mary, during their lunar orbit mission. Gosling, a fellow London, Ontario native, sent them good luck wishes, sparking a cool exchange between Hollywood and real space explorers. The crew enjoyed the film, which they found inspiring and uplifting, mirroring their own mission. Fans are thrilled, with reactions ranging from genius marketing to tears of excitement. This crossover has everyone buzzing about how stories can fuel real missions.

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Astronauts Love Ryan Gosling's Sci-Fi Flick

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Entertainment & Celebrity News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Astronauts Love Ryan Gosling's Sci-Fi Flick. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

0:00On April 7th, yo, Puzzleheads, today's wordle number 1753, dropped on Tuesday, April 7th, 2026. Five-letter answer is dense. It packs two vowels, kicks off with a consonant, and features some double letters for that extra challenge. The hint they floated was something packed together, or compact, which fits perfect since dense means tight and crowded, like thoughts in a rhyme, scheme. People still got folks glued worldwide. That daily brain tickler from the New York Times, keeping us guessing one puzzle at a time. No more, no less. If you missed yesterday's, no sweat jump back in. But today's the fresh fix everyone's buzzing about in group chats and social feeds. Keep those guesses sharp, stay dense with the wordplay, and we'll hit the next one tomorrow. You've been listening to Entertainment and Celebrity News today. AI-powered pop culture coverage.

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