New Delhi: With Artemis II set to launch in April 2026 carrying four crew members into lunar orbit, NASA once again offers boarding passes for the general public. This will be the first crew flight under NASA’s Artemis campaign and the first space exploration sending astronauts to the Moon’s orbit since the Apollo 17 mission in 1972. NASA definitely knows how to make these deep space explorations captivating beyond the launch. And with Artemis II, they did this by inviting people globally to send their names as boarding passes on these missions.

NASA did this for the first time with the Parker Solar Probe in 2018 to the Sun,........

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