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Artemis II crew just earned the rare Congressional Space Medal of Honor—only 30 astronauts have ever received it, including legends like Armstrong and Glenn. Their record-setting lunar flyby tested NASA’s Orion capsule and rocket, setting the stage for future missions: a docking rehearsal in orbit next year, then a moon landing near the south pole by 2028—with a possible return to the moon before Trump’s term ends and Mars on the horizon. The president also unveiled a new U.S. Space Academy to train astronauts for the Space Force, NASA, and commercial partners, signaling a bold new era in space exploration as nations race to claim lunar resources.

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