Artemis 2024, The Space Mission That Will Feature The First Woman To Land On The Moon

Artemis project was signed by the former president of the United States of America, Donald Trump in agreement with other bodies to allow the National Aeronautics and Space Administration to land on the moon once again. Artemis-one is second to Apollo that features the first man to land on the moon, whereas the Orion crew were signed for its development. However, the NASA had concluded that a woman will be involved in the moon landing from a spaceship that features a crowd of astronauts. After the announcement, the control body chose eighteen personnels for the flight, and they are under Artemis training. Christina Kosh was tipped to be the first woman to ever land on the moon, and she backed Americans impression with a mouth-watering record. Chris held the record for highest duration in the space as she returned in February 2020, after spending 328 days.

Meanwhile, the NASA will chose the first woman based on performance in training, and much anticipated Christina needs to pass the session. This time, the Aeronautics body planned to live, and study the moon for months which explains the essence of training the personnels. News had been coming from contractor Boeing as the 322 feet tall rocket undergoes a green run in Mississippi.