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I used CNN's video for Starliner, Starship, and Chang'e, a week of good space news instead.

I used a different video in Seeker and Vintage Space look back at Apollo 17 and ahead to Artemis for Moon Day that focused more on canceled Apollo missions at the end of the program instead of missing missions early in the program.

I rejected the following video for 2022 has been another great year in space because I had too many already. Space was a popular topic this year!

I replaced the following video with a shorter one from after the launch instead of before it for Vox explains 'What Russia's war means for the International Space Station' plus DART and Artemis updates.

...space and drum corps.

I decided against using the following video in Apollo 14 50 years later for Moon Day 2021 as it was more about Amy Shira Teitel's tweets than about the mission.

I wrote "Seeker has videos on Apollo 14-17 as well, but I'm saving them for the next two Moon Days. After all, I'm an environmentalist, so I don't just recycle, I conserve my resources" in Seeker on Apollo 9-12 for Moon Day 2020. This is one of the videos I was referring to.


Apollo 14 conducted more scientific exploration of the Moon than any mission before it, and discoveries from the trip would eventually shape a new understanding of our celestial neighbor.