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• Microsoft Outlook encountered a technical glitch during NASA’s Artemis II.
• Commander Reid Wiseman requested remote assistance from Mission Control, as both versions of Outlook were not working.
• This incident went viral on social media and users shared a lot of memes.

A major technical problem has been encountered during NASA’s Artemis II mission. This proves that even normal software can go wrong in space. During a live stream of the Orion spacecraft en route to the Moon, an astronaut informed Mission Control about a problem with Microsoft Outlook. He said that there are two versions of Outlook running in the system and glitches have been detected in both versions. This problem has gone viral on social media and users are making memes and sharing it.

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Artemis II is a mission on which NASA has spent billions of rupees. 4 astronauts have been sent to the moon under this mission. Artemis II was successfully launched on 1 April 2026. After this, when the yatra started, the Antakalavirs suffered a major setback as they were having problems using the outlook. (Photo Courtesy – Pinterest)

Within hours of launching into Earth orbit, Artemis II commander Reed Wiseman reported two incidents of Outlook not working on the shuttle’s personal computing devices (PCDs). According to the information received, the PCD device used by Wiseman was a Microsoft Surface Pro. The astronaut requested remote assistance from Mission Control in Houston on Earth. Reed Wiseman said, “I noticed that I have two Microsoft Outlooks and neither of them are working. So it would be great if you could connect remotely and check Optimus and both Outlooks.”

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The entire incident went viral on social media. After that many social media users started sharing memes on this. A user shared a clip from the Netflix show Space Force, in which a computer in mission control automatically starts Windows Updates and stops the mission in space. Another user wrote, Microsoft’s products are so bad that they have made the scene in Space Force come true. Another person said that NASA should not have trusted the outlook for such an important mission. Using Outlook in space is weird. Pigeons in spacesuits would be more believable.