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Professionals from an elite New York college specially trained the Artemis II astronauts to take the out-of-this-world photographs that captivated and educated the globe. Rochester Institute of Technology alums Katrina Willoughby and Paul Reichart were the flight operations imagery instructors for the round-the-moon mission, teaching two of the four Artemis II passengers how to snap critically important pics in the challenging, off-planet landscape. “Most people can use a camera and get a photo that is good enough, but good enough isn’t what we’re after scientifically,” Willoughby, a 2004 graduate, told RIT’s newspaper. “There are pictures we want to get, and…
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