"Thank you so much to everyone at I had such an amazing time. According to NASA, Artemis I will be the first uncrewed flight test of the Space Launch System rocket, and the programme “aims to establish a sustained human presence on the Moon that will serve as a launching pad for exploring Mars and beyond”.Īfter his trip to JPL, evans posted a 'thank you' message on Instagram along with an image. The Orion spacecraft will launch from NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida. More than 3 million names, including that of Evans, were submitted online, and would be included on a flash drive that will be on the Orion spacecraft flying to the Moon during NASA's Artemis I mission, JPL said on its website. The NASA lab had then said the actor received a "boarding pass" to the Moon from Dodd.
Images from Webb will be released in July, giving more insight into our universe.”Įvans made the trip to JPL in Southern California on June 6. Sharing the video in the thread, JPL said: “The Voyager spacecraft represent the past, Dodd said, while newer ones such as are the future. They can also see "bright spots of fishing boats in the middle of the ocean and unique views of every continent," JPL said in the tweet thread sharing clips of the interaction.Īs Chris asked what it was like adjusting to the new environment, astronaut Jessica Watkins said from ISS the hardest part was training her brain to work in 3D while in zero gravity.Įvans also spoke to Suzy Dodd, the project manager for NASA Voyager and director of the Interplanetary Network Directorate at JPL. Marshburn told Evans about every astronaut's “favorite place” to see from space - their hometown.
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