NASA Astronauts Spoof Full House in Space

0:00On April 8, NASA's Artemis II crew just dropped a zero-gravity gem called full capsule, spoofing the opening credits of the classic sitcom Full House. All four astronauts nailed it, commander Reed Weisman leading the Grins, pilot Victor Glover with a thumbs up, mission specialist Christina Koch, waving her floating curls, and Jeremy Hansen fiddling with a tarp while their mascot rise smiles in the background. They filmed it during downtime, recreating those cheesy 80s cast intros as Weisman put it. The crew was cracking up the whole time, turning their tiny Orion capsule into a sitcom set. Full House star John Stamos, the 62-year-old Uncle Jesse himself, lit up the comments saying he felt honored by the bad 80s shout-out. NASA fired bad joking the crew might say talk to me to the moon, and Stamos reposted the clip, captioning that aliens would think humanity is all. Tudds and quick fixes, Monday marked history as Artemis, two flew 252,756 miles out,

1:03farthest any humans have gone in that. 16.5 by 10.8-foot capsule, about too many vans worth of space. This light-hearted vibe from space shows how crews keep spirits high on these epic trips, blending pop culture with groundbreaking missions, from the spotlight, powered by AI, this is entertainment and celebrity news today. I'm Corey with The Story.