NASA's successful Artemis I mission paves the way for what could be the most exciting space moment in decades: landing people back on the Moon for the first time in more than 50 years.
The agency is focused on making this Moon program long-lived, with international partnerships and a specific focus on creating a "sustained" human presence on the lunar surface.
The agency has said the first crew to land on the lunar surface will include the first woman and person of color to launch to the Moon.Geopolitical ties are also already being formed at the Moon, with more than 20 countries signing on to the Artemis Accords to govern behavior on the lunar surface.
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