Artemis II astronauts are also having Microsoft Outlook issues

In space, no one can hear you screaming in frustration at your computer.

As Artemis II is en route to the Moon on a historic lunar mission, many of us are glued to NASA’s live feed of the mission to make sure everything is going well. So far, so good on the important side of the lunar mission, but when it comes to email management, the crew ran into a small problem on Thursday.

Bluesky user Niki Grayson noticed and cut out a short segment of the livestream involving the team needing help fixing Microsoft Outlook issues, just like us regular people on Earth.

The hilariously trivial glitch occurred because Commander Reid Wiseman had somehow opened two different instances of Outlook on his personal computing device (or PCD), which in this case is a Microsoft Surface Pro, according to our colleagues at PCMag. This was in addition to another problem that prompted Wiseman to request mission control in Houston to gain remote access to the device. After about an hour, mission control had managed to get in, fix the problem, and leave.

Anyone who has ever had to deal with computer issues at work can definitely relate.

The astronaut’s email problems weren’t the only incident the crew experienced at the start of the mission.

The crew toilet malfunctioned while the crew was still in orbit around Earth, requiring an emergency solution.