Kelsey Young & Christina Koch

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.

Christina Koch: Christina Koch is a mission specialist on Artemis 2, participating in the lunar flyby and observation.

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.

Christina Koch: Christina Koch, a mission specialist on Artemis II, expressed excitement and readiness for future missions, highlighting the crew's positive outlook on United States — NASA's lunar exploration goals.

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

Christina Koch: Christina Koch was one of the United States — NASA astronauts on the Artemis II mission, participating in the lunar flyby and photo-taking.

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.

Christina Koch: Christina Koch is an astronaut on the Artemis II mission, participating in the lunar flyby and the historic call to the International Space Station. She previously teamed up with Jessica Meir for the world's first all-female spacewalk.

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.

Christina Koch: Christina Koch, as the first woman to fly around the Moon on Artemis II, contributed to breaking distance records and made significant observations, marking a milestone for women in space exploration.