Personally, I think I would be terrible.

Putting my horrendous motion sickness aside,

the astronauts have to be able to know how to do all the things.

What's the current timeline with Artemis and having a crew return to the moon?

Hello and welcome to the Supermassive podcast from the Royal Astronomical Society

with me,

science journalist Izzy Clark and astrophysicist Dr. Beggy Smethurst.

We are going to the moon.

Not literally.

Unfortunately, the Supermassive podcast isn't suddenly entering the private space sector.

Could you imagine if we did?

We could make, oh my gosh, we could make this supermassive rocket,

which has a lovely ring to it, to be honest. We could, we could, but we're not compensating

for anything, don't worry, is it? Anyway, let's avoid that rabbit hole this month. It's all

about sending humans back to the moon and ready the astronaut alarm everybody because we have

European Space Agency astronaut Mataisaas Mora on the show.

We're very excited.

We do love astronauts.

Anyway, he'll be talking about the latest plans for lunar exploration.

Plus, we'll also have a chat with Jackie Mahaffi, the chief training officer for NASA's Artemis II mission.

I'm so excited.

But it's not a show without Dr. Robert Massey, the deputy director of the Royal Astronomical Society.

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