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Jeremy Hansen
Video duration: 2:45

Vlog 2: School of rock - Training for the Moon in Canada (part 2 of 2)

A man shows an image of a crater to five people sitting around a table. They are in a tent.
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Dr. Gordon Osinski teaching astronauts about lunar geology

Two people in warm clothing kneel with rock hammers in their hands. One of them is hitting the rocky ground.
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Artemis II astronauts sample rocks during geology training

Wide view of a large lake with an island in the middle. There are clouds in the sky above.
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Kamestastin crater

A man listens to another man speaking. Next to them a woman looks at a rock sample that she is holding.
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Gordon Osinski teaches astronauts about lunar geology

Fifteen people over two rows pose for a group photo with a lake and the tundra in the background.
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The Kamestastin 2023 expedition team

Three adults and seven children are sitting around a table, in a classroom.
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Astronauts visit with Innu students

Four standing people are surrounded by children and adults sitting in a round space.
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Astronauts visit with Innu students and community

A close-up of a rock with pale and dark grey spots, held in someone's hand.
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Rock sample from Kamestastin crater

Several camping tents spread out in the tundra with the setting sun in the distance.
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Camping in the Canadian tundra to learn about lunar geology

A man with two other men behind him. The light from a campfire lights up the two in the front.
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Innu Nation Guardians share their knowledge and stories with astronauts

An Indigenous child kneeling in front of a container with five big fish gives a thumbs-up.
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The hospitality of the Innu Nation

Green northern lights over two large camping tents. The tent in the foreground is illuminated.
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Northern lights over Kamestastin crater

Four people crouch around a large rock. In the background is a body of water.
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CSA and NASA astronauts explore lunar analogue crater in Labrador

Two people are standing outdoors and smiling. In the background is the tundra and bodies of water.
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CSA astronauts Jenni Gibbons and Jeremy Hansen at Kamestastin crater

Four people in warm gear walk on rocky terrain surrounded by tundra and a lake behind them.
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CSA and NASA astronauts train on lunar geology in Labrador

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