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Artemis III Crew Announced

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By Michael Howard
| We Report Space Verified
Johnson Space Center, TX. – Coming off the incredible success of Artemis II, today, June 9, 2026 NASA and the European Space Agency (ESA) announced the names of the Artemis III crew and the future plans for the Artemis program going forward. The Artemis III crew is:  Commander: Randy Bresnik (NASA), Pilot: Luca Parmitano (ESA) and NASA Mission Specialists, Andre Douglas and Frank Rubio. The Artemis III mission will be conducted in Low-Earth orbit and last nearly two weeks.
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ChatGPT one of the top influential brands, finds Onclusive report

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By AJ Johnson, Michael Howard, Liam Kay Verified
| RESEARCH LIVE Verified
The most influential brand in the Brand Influence Rank Report for 2026 is YouTube, and all in the top 10 are technology-based brands. Google ranks in second place, followed by Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, Apple, Amazon, Microsoft, TikTok and ChatGPT. The report analyses how effectively brands shape public perception across social and mainstream media and measures their ability to generate coverage.
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One Step Closer to the Moon

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By Michael Howard, Graham Smith Verified
| We Report Space Verified
Photo Credit: Michael SeeleyKennedy Space Center, FL. – This morning, January 17, 2026 as the sun rose on a new day, a new dawn began for NASA and the Artemis II mission. Photo Credit: GRAHAM L SMITH - We Report SpaceThe SLS Rocket and the Orion Spacecraft began its journey from the V.A.B. just as the sun broke over the horizon along the Space Coast of Florida. The three mile journey will take hours to complete but marks one step closer to a long awaited trip to the Moon.
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