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The four Artemis II crew members participate in a live downlink on flight day six, following the conclusion of their lunar flyby.
The four Artemis II crew members participate in a live downlink on flight day six, following the conclusion of their lunar flyby. 图：NASA · NASA Image and Media Guidelines
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