Artemis danst in het StamCafé

This is a truly incredible shot, especially given that the NASA live feed chose to show video of the cheering crowd right at the exact moment of solid rocket booster separation… https://t.co/5IHYbHhhE3 pic.twitter.com/elWx1HRkzl

— Brian Hart (@BrianTHart) April 2, 2026

Victor Glover absolutely SCHOOLS a woke reporter trying to get a DEI answer out of him..

“I hope one day we can look at this as ‘human history’ — not black history or women’s history..” 👏👏 pic.twitter.com/nArQyk2Q0z

— American AF 🇺🇸 (@iAnonPatriot) April 2, 2026

Oh, he also has a wife and four daughters, which is probably what he's proudest of.

During his time aboard the ISS, he and his wife would have weekly video call in which they'd play games like "zero-g charades" https://t.co/wxC1WJdwWA https://t.co/gzCrXZjGwX pic.twitter.com/00zr9V7MKr

— Sunny (@sunnyright) April 2, 2026

Why are you here?

"We're going back to the fucking moon, that's why."

The kids are ok. pic.twitter.com/ESENXvQbDg

— Sarah (gif/jif) (@mamaswati) April 1, 2026

Aspiring astronaut Jack from Atlanta, Georgia showed up in his spacesuit costume, solar system t-shirt and Artemis II pin to watch the historic launch in Florida.

“I’m so obsessed with space,” he said. “So it’ll be totally exciting.” pic.twitter.com/YU5sqjTM6g

— CBS News (@CBSNews) April 1, 2026

A rare moment where passengers got the show of a lifetime yesterday, catching the Artemis II launch right from their window seats. Absolutely amazing!! 🚀✨ pic.twitter.com/YdSmZPXdcF

— Anna 🇺🇸 (@realAnn_29) April 2, 2026

STUNNING🚨: Artemis II crew captured a stunning image of Earth this morning from 41,000 miles away.

The first time since 1972 that humans have seen a crescent Earth in full. pic.twitter.com/poL63oKYvs

— All day Astronomy (@forallcurious) April 2, 2026

This is the shot you can’t get from the press site. This camera was sitting a few football fields from the SLS rocket at Pad 39B for days before launch, baking in the Florida sun, surviving rain, humidity, and whatever else the Cape threw at it. No photographer behind the… pic.twitter.com/PcDXiL2olg

— Erik Kuna 🚀 (@erikkuna) April 2, 2026

Anti-space sentiment is just third-worldism, the favela-dweller's hatred of accomplishment and greatness

Fifty cents of every $100 you pay in taxes goes to NASA, which is the coolest thing the government does. The Apollo missions produced $14 in economic activity for every $1… https://t.co/aUqgYKao4y

— The American Tribune (@TAmTrib) April 2, 2026

Few people understand this historical nuance, but the indigenous people of the Moon are the “Americans”, a scrappy minority tribe from planet earth that first arrived on this desolate rock in earth-year 1969.

We must respect these original settlers and their right to the land. https://t.co/ZS9hGwjB4n

— John Loeber 🎢 (@johnloeber) April 2, 2026

It’s just this, over and over and over https://t.co/XGQdgsLwWu pic.twitter.com/QtlpqIVTIn

— memetic_sisyphus (@memeticsisyphus) April 1, 2026

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— homans top guy (@passcoderonald) April 1, 2026

G A L A C T I C A M E R I C A N E M P I R E https://t.co/4lmYXJKPBZ pic.twitter.com/XbLCJsGvto

— National Revival (@REVIVALNATIONAL) April 1, 2026

Can’t get more ‘Anglo’ than putting a black man in space. Infact the Artemis II mission might be even more ‘Anglo’ than the Apollo 11 mission even though there are less white men this time specifically because it involves a black man and a woman. Pure ‘Star Trek Liberalism’ https://t.co/d5MvtSPHDX

— ɖʀʊӄքǟ ӄʊռʟɛʏ 🇧🇹🇹🇩 (@kunley_drukpa) April 2, 2026

Alone in my living room watching Artemis II reach low Earth orbit pic.twitter.com/3WYUHUoDoY

— Liam Fennessy (@LiamFennessy_) April 2, 2026

voting for whoever makes this a campaign promise https://t.co/DWScsX7UI5

— Crémieux (@cremieuxrecueil) April 2, 2026

https://t.co/VvIgqYcTov https://t.co/qkLJPNXv0F pic.twitter.com/l6GwMgBfpP

— Timon Dias (@TimonDias) April 2, 2026

If you don’t like space you’re not white

— Joseph 🕊️ (@CaudilloXIV) April 1, 2026