Artemis II Astronauts Face Outlook Glitch, Seek Houston's Help in Space

• Artemis II Commander Reid Wiseman encountered issues with his Microsoft Outlook email on his Personal Computing Device (PCD) seven hours into the mission.
• Wiseman reported having two non-functional Outlook applications on his PCD and requested Mission Control in Houston to remotely access and fix the problem.
• PCDs are specialized laptops or tablets running Windows, used by astronauts for tasks like email access during the 10-day lunar mission.
• This isn't the first glitch; the Orion spacecraft's Universal Waste Management System (space toilet) also experienced a fan jam before launch, preventing urine collection.
• NASA engineers resolved the toilet issue, ensuring astronauts could use it, though initially urine collection was affected.