NASA Turns To Mountain Flight School For Artemis Lunar Landing Training
NASA astronaut Tracy Caldwell Dyson (left) and U.S. Army National Guard helicopter pilot Ethan Jacobs trained in the rugged Colorado mountains for Artemis lunar landings.
Credit: Michael DeMocker/NASA
NASA has not yet determined which company to trust—Blue Origin or SpaceX—to land its first crew on the Moon since 1972. Either way, the astronauts attempting the descent will be best served by nerves of steel. There is training available to manage fear—at least for the kind triggered by trying to...
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