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President Trump is scheduled to travel to Houston on Friday, where he will present medals to the crew members of NASA’s Artemis II mission at the agency’s Johnson Space Center. The visit marks a recognition of the astronauts’ preparations for the lunar program.
The Artemis II mission represents a key component of NASA’s effort to return humans to the Moon. The crew has undergone extensive training in preparation for their upcoming flight.
The medal ceremony will take place at one of the nation’s most significant centers for human spaceflight operations, where mission control and astronaut training operations are based.
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