More than 50 years after the Eagle landed at Tranquility Base, NASA has begun its campaign to return astronauts to the surface of our Moon. Named after the mythical twin sister of Apollo, the Artemis program aims to establish a permanent base of operations on the lunar surface and in lunar orbit, all in preparation for sending astronauts further out into our solar system. This foundational outpost promises to provide not only the insight into how humans can survive in deep space, but also the scientific knowledge that will benefit all who call Earth “home.” With the uncrewed Artemis I mission lighting the path forward, NASA now turns its attention to the next chapter: sending the first woman and person of color, as well as the next man, to the Moon.
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Below are comments from individuals who attended the seminar:
- "Excellent overview of the return to the moon. Good to see the original astronauts."
- "I found learning about the logistics of getting back to the moon and using the gateway station very helpful and interesting."
- "This was a powerpacked webinar with valuable information for the success of future innovative missions to the moon and beyond!"
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