Artemis II Live Downlink Event (April 2)
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Rejoignez-nous le 2 avril 2026 pour un événement captivant en direct où l'équipage de la mission Artemis II se connectera avec le public depuis l'espace cislunaire. Ces moments uniques de dialogue, connus sous le nom d'événements de transmission en direct, vous permettront d'entendre les astronautes partager leurs expériences et répondre à vos questions en temps réel. Plongez au cœur de l'exploration spatiale et découvrez les défis et les triomphes des pionniers qui repoussent les frontières de l'humanité. Ne manquez pas cette occasion exceptionnelle d'interagir avec ceux qui façonnent l'avenir de notre exploration spatiale. Préparez-vous à être inspiré et émerveillé par ce voyage audacieux vers les étoiles !
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