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Back to the moon: NASA engineers discuss their work on Artemis II

At the 2026 Fast Company Innovation Festival, Texas A&M former students Ronny Baccus ’94 and Trey Perryman ’99 highlighted what it means to be the support for astronauts and how critical every minute was during the Arte…

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