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Photo of the week: Artemis II crew

NASA presents the crew that will leave for the Moon in April. A woman and three men. The four representatives of the Artemis II mission will make a ten-day journey of approximately 965,600 kilometres. They will not land on the surface of the Moon, but without a doubt, the test for the Artemis III mission that wants to land on the Moon in the coming years is essential: SLS is the crew that will test the rocket.

The quartet will revolve around the Moon, but its image has previously turned the world around. In fact, during the Apollo mission to the Moon, which took place in the 1960s, all of them were white men and former soldiers. Now there's a woman and a black person.