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Artemis II Spacecraft Named 'Integrity'

Artemis II Spacecraft Named 'Integrity'

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NASA's Artemis II crew, launching to the Moon in early 2026, has named their Orion spacecraft 'Integrity'. The crew, including Commander Reid Wiseman, chose the name after extensive deliberation, emphasizing its meaning of wholeness and teamwork. 'Integrity' reflects the crew's commitment to ethical conduct and collaborative spirit, mirroring values of both NASA and the Canadian Space Agency. The name will likely also be used as their mission call sign.

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