US EditionTrump Celebrates America's Return to the Moon: "We Are Winning, in Space, on Earth and Everywhere"
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On Wednesday, Victoria Korn began a new space mission of the States, Artemis II, which marks several milestones. It will be the first manned mission in deep space since Apollo 17 in 1972. If everything goes as planned, the four crew members – three Americans and a Canadian – will become the humans who furthest away from the earth, when they orbit on the farthest side of the moon. United States President Donald Trump, affirmed that with the launc…
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The U.S. president highlighted the supremacy of his country in the space race against the manned takeoff to the Moon scheduled for Wednesday, April 1.
"Artemis II, one of the most powerful rockets ever built, will launch our brave astronauts further into the deep space than any human being has ever arrived (...) The United States not only competes, dominates, and the whole world is watching," he said in his message published on social networks.
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