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In one word, how would you describe seeing the historic Artemis II splashdown? #shorts100%
4/12/2026, 3:07:25 AM
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In one word, how would you describe seeing the historic Artemis II splashdown? #shorts
In one word, what was that like seeing for you?
>> Fun. Amazing. Wow. Amazing.
>> Really cool.
>> Inspirational.
>> Harmony.
>> Humans coming down from the heavens.
>> Awesome. Made me cry actually.
>> Why was it amazing?
>> Because I mean, we're going to see something that's going down in history in real life.
>> Being part of history is like something very surreal.
>> I like watching um all things space and this was very interesting.
>> I liked it. We were able to go all the way around the moon on the far side.
Like I just can't stop thinking about that part.
>> For the first time in a very long time, I feel like everybody, no matter what we agree or disagree on, has come together to watch. It's a magical moment and I'll live in everyone's hearts together.
So, it's felt like a week of just harmony.
very proud that they're American.
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