This image, provided by NASA, shows the United States at night from a compilation of data obtained from the Suomi NPP satellite in April and October 2012. NASA’s Artemis I mission will see Kennedy lift the unmanned Orion spacecraft from space. The center in Florida spent several days orbiting the moon before it returned to Earth. (NASA)
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Toronto, Ann – For now, you can Artemis I. Register online for the ‘Boarding Pass’ for the jobIt is expected to orbit the moon in May or June.
Each seat is free in some way. Artemis I will be a drone for future lunar missions. When you register with NASA, your name will be included in the Occupied Crew capsule on the flash drive and will be a glowing digital boarding pass source.
Powered by NASA’s most powerful rocket, the space launch system, the Artemis I mission, will launch the unmanned Orion spacecraft from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida and spend several days orbiting the moon before returning to Earth. If all goes according to plan, the Artemis 2 mission will fly to the moon with man in 2024.
The ultimate goal of the Artemis project, 53 years later, is to send humans back to the moon by 2025, the last manned mission to the moon, Apollo 17. In Greek mythology, Artemis was the twin sister of Apollo and the god of the moon.
As part of the project, NASA plans to land the first woman and first person on the moon, work with international and business partners to build a long-term human presence there, and use those lessons to take astronauts to Mars.
NASA has previously called the names 11 million names by 2020, just like the one installed on the Mars Perseverance rover that will continue to orbit Mars.
Registering your name on the Artemis I board is quick and easy. As a bonus, you get 1.3 million new miles or 2.1 million kilometers, which is the total distance traveled by the Artemis 1 mission.
