The four astronauts completing NASA’s Artemis II mission requested to give a lunar crater a name that proves just how much the crew has bonded during their journey. In one video posted on NASA’s Instagram account April 6, all four astronauts are seen floating in the spacecraft as Hansen explains that they found “relatively fresh craters on the moon” that have not been named yet. So, he says the group decided to suggest a couple names after spending the morning further examining the craters with their naked eye and through a long lens. Hansen mentions a crater that is in a “really neat” spot near the side of a boundary that makes it visible from Earth at certain times. “We lost a loved one, her name was Carroll, the spouse of Reid, the mother of Katey and Ellie... (The crater is) a bright spot on the moon and we would like to call it Carroll." As he explains the significance of the name, Reid Wiseman, who is seated beside Hansen, wipes away tears