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Rise, the fan-created, flown-to-the-moon plush toy that served as the Artemis II crew’s zero-g indicator and mascot, is now available as a NASA-approved collectible. Its sales will benefit the ...

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Lucas Ye, 8, is the brains behind the masterpiece, "Rise," that won NASA's mascot competition for Artemis II. "This is the Apollo on the right side, and it's the past moon mission. And this is the ...

When Artemis II took off from the Kennedy Space Center on Wednesday, it had one especially cute crew member aboard — Rise, a stuffed toy created by an 8-year-old boy from California that will indicate ...