Two astronauts who recently flew around the moon are ending their spaceflight careers. They will still be involved in moon exploration, but in a different capacity. Their roles going forward will be as advisors, helping to train others.
One has taken a job at his former university, while the other's plans are not specified. Further information about their transition and future activities is available from the original announcement.
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