Artemis 2 mission badge was unveiled

According to RCO News Agency, NASA introduced the official artemistory of Artemis 2 on Thursday (April 6), the first of which is the space agency after more than 5 years.

Astronauts Reid Wiseman, Victor Glover, Christina Koch and Jeremy Hansen (Jeremy Hansen) will have their own outfit, which will be carried out by April 5, when they will be launched by Artemis.

Astronauts of the mission wrote in a note: The badge not only represents Artemis’s second largest flight, but also an attempt to discover everyone.

This symbol includes elements of the past, present and future of human spatial exploration.

The astronauts on the Artemis’ mission, similar to the old astronauts, Frank Borman, Jim Lovell and Bill Anders, who entered the moon’s orbit in December 2008, will not enter the moon’s orbit, but will see some of the similar landscapes that will return to the moon.

The orbits depicted around the Earth are ongoing to display exploration missions that enable the Artemis program to determine its long -term presence in Mars and soon.

The last name of the occupants is in the lower left corner.

The Artemis 2 badge lacks the flag of any country. Weisman’s mission commander is a pilot of Glover and a specialist in American astronauts, while Hansen is a Canadian mission specialist. He will be the first to fly from a country other than the United States to the moon.

Hansen, along with the Canadian Space Agency, had previously unveiled his personal badge for the mission.

In addition to being the first humanity’s mission to the moon since year 2, the Artemis’ mission will also launch the first pilot flight of the space launch system and the mumps spacecraft.

Weisman, Glover, Koch, and Hansen will travel more than 6,000 kilometers while flying around the moon.

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