
NASA Jabs Travis Kelce, Launches Moon Mission
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NASA playfully responds to Travis Kelces old tweet, tying it to the Artemis Two mission, the first crewed trip around the moon in over fifty years. The mission sets records, with the crew flying farther from Earth than any humans before. They plan to name a moon crater after Wisemans late wife, setting the stage for future lunar landings.
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Entertainment & Celebrity News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — NASA Jabs Travis Kelce, Launches Moon Mission. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On April 6th, NASA just hit back at a 16-year-old tweet from NFL star Travis Kelsey where he gazed at the moon and talked about visualizing his success. This dropped right as the Artemis II mission launched this week, the first crew trip around the moon in over 50 years. Kelsey's old posts from the early 2010s have been blowing up lately for their wild vibes and typos. The space agency tied it to their moon fly by, adding a nod to a lyric from Taylor Swift, Kelsey's fiance. They said it's been a long time coming, with a full moon emoji sparking smiles across social media. Fans lit up the replies, with Swifties joking about blank spaces and English teachers, plus calls to play her songs for aliens. Plenty celebrated the vintage Kelsey energy meeting NASA swagger. Meanwhile, the Artemis II crew smashed records Monday, flying farther from Earth than any humans before. Victor Glover, Christina Koch, and Jeremy Hansen are testing the Orion ship for future
landings, snapping moon pics from both, sides during seven hours of observation. They even planned to name a moon crater after Wiseman's late wife, Carol, pushing that to the International Astronomical Union. This 10-day run sets the stage for Artemis IV's 2028 landing, bringing us back to Lunar Ground after five decades. And in celebrity news today, powered by AI bringing you what's trending.
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