Artemis II Sprint Retrospective 🚀🌕
For the first time in over 50 years, humans flew around the Moon. Use that energy to reflect on your sprint in this out-of-this-world retrospective, inspired by NASA's historic Artemis II mission (April 2026).
Check-In: What wake-up song were you this sprint? 🎵
The Artemis II crew were woken up each day by a song chosen by them or their families, the first NASA mission to get an official Spotify playlist. Which song best describes how you showed up this sprint?
Lunar Hall of Fame 🌑
During the lunar flyby, the crew proposed names for craters they spotted from space including "Integrity" after their spacecraft, and "Carroll" in honour of Commander Wiseman's late wife. Who on your team deserves that kind of permanent, billion-year recognition? Who should have a crater named after them?
How Far Did We Actually Travel? 🛸
The Artemis II crew flew 694,481 miles in total, smashing every human spaceflight record. Reflect across three dimensions: what did you achieve that genuinely surprised you (Further than expected), what did you execute exactly as designed (Right on trajectory), and what mid-sprint issues need proper root cause investigation before the next flight (Heat shield issues)?
Strap in, reflect well, and never give up the Moon. 🌕✨
