Inventing an amazing future for humankind

NASA Artemis mission’s goal is to use the moon’s resources for deeper space exploration and to help humans. The crew should have leadership, teamwork, positivity, creativity, problem-solving, adaptive, perseverance, curiosity, listening, communication, and inclusiveness skills because these are necessary for space explorations where there are unknown challenges. The crew needs expertise in piloting, engineering, robotics, science (biological/physical), geology, medicine, and renewable energy because this knowledge can help create rocket fuel, create oxygen for a breathable atmosphere, and harvest renewable energy from south pole resources (hydroxyl, hydrogen-rich deposits, and water-rich minerals). Being mentally, physically, and emotionally strong is the essential attributes of the crew for any difficulties. Balancing people/machines on SLS is important so taking 8-12 astronauts would be ideal since SLS can carry heavy payloads. Artemis mission will leave Asclepius – a machine that uses robotics to mine minerals, produce oxygen, harvest renewable energy, create food using genetic engineering and build a storage compartment to store food, water, oxygen for humans to live on the moon/gateway. Asclepius will communicate information back to earth. Gear/gadgets will be inside Asclepius to decrease the weight of future spaceships. Asclepius will produce rocket fuel using the moon’s resources to allow future deep space explorations.