United States — NASA & Kelsey Young

United States — NASA: United States — NASA successfully completed the Artemis II mission, which is a crucial step towards its goal of establishing a sustainable lunar presence. The positive performance of the Orion capsule and heat shield, despite minor char loss, reinforces confidence in United States — NASA's future lunar missions, Artemis III and Artemis IV.

Kelsey Young: Kelsey Young is a science officer for the Artemis missions, responsible for lunar science and geology objectives and acting as an interface with the science team.

Kelsey Young: Kelsey Young is the lead scientist for the Artemis 2 mission, emphasizing the importance of human eyesight for lunar observation and overseeing astronaut training.

Kelsey Young: Kelsey Young, Mission Control's lead lunar scientist, debriefed the Artemis II astronauts on their observations, including pinpricks of light on the lunar surface.

Kelsey Young: Kelsey Young, United States — NASA geologist and moon mentor for Artemis II, anticipated thousands of pictures and highlighted the scientific value of the astronauts' observations.

Kelsey Young: Kelsey Young, the mission's lunar science lead, expressed surprise and delight at the observations and is involved in data analysis.

Kelsey Young: Kelsey Young, a science officer, expressed gratitude to the Artemis II crew for the scientific knowledge and inspiration they provided.