Pink Floyd is in deep shit (Artemis II related)
Artemis II reached The Dark Side of the Moon on April 6, 2026, the day they announced the newly named crater after the dead Astronaut’s wife.
Artemis II launched on April 1, 2026, 31 days after the anniversary of the release of the album The Dark Side of the Moon (by Pink Floyd). It goes with the launch occurring on the day of the Pink Moon.
Keep in mind that ‘Pink Floyd’ equates to 41.
The word Artemis equates to 31 (Artemis=31).
Roger Waters wrote all the songs for The Dark Side of the Moon. Notice that the launch was 207 days after his birthday, a reminder that the moon landing occurred on the 20th of July, or 20/7.
Keep in mind Artemis II is returning to earth on April 10, the 100th day of the year (The Dark Side of the Moon=100).
April 10 is 149 days after the Superior General’s birthday (Roger Waters=149).
The launch was 26 days after David Gilmour’s birthday (Apollo=26).
The mission will also ended 35 days after his birthday (149 is the 35th prime).
It goes with the 35 craters on the moon named after Jesuit priests.
The mission ended 73 days after Nick Mason’s birthday, or on the 74th day of Nick Mason’s age.
Richard Wright of Pink Floyd is already dead.
Also, Alan Parsons was the primary engineer for The Dark Side of the Moon. The launch was on the 103rd day of his age (Artemis II=103).
The mission also ended on the 112th day of his age (Pink Floyd=112).
