Aug 27, 01:34 PM

NASA Chooses Three Canadian Teams Among Top 25 Finalists From Over 2,600 Submissions to Design Artemis II Moon Mascot Zero Gravity Indicator

NASA has selected finalists for the Artemis II zero gravity indicator plush toy, known as the Moon Mascot, which will accompany astronauts on the upcoming moon mission. Out of more than 2,600 design submissions, three Canadian teams are among the top 25 finalists chosen to create the plush toy. The Moon Mascot is intended to serve as a zero gravity indicator during the Artemis II mission. NASA continues to engage the public in its Artemis program, including seeking volunteers to track the Artemis II mission. The Artemis program aims to advance human space exploration, with astronauts like Zena Cardman currently active at NASA’s Johnson Space Center in Houston, Texas.

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