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On the Carroll Crater and What She Means to Us on Earth
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On the Carroll Crater and What She Means to Us on Earth
The Artemis II astronauts have broken the record for the farthest distance from Earth ever traveled by humans on Monday last week, becoming the first people to lay eyes on parts of the far side of the moon. The four-person crew, captained by Reid Wiseman, spotted several yet-unnamed craters. They decided to propose some, in hopes of leaving a personal – and heartfelt – mark on the moon. Mission specialist Jeremy Hansen, on the line with mission …
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