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Forum: Exploration: Moon to Mars
Topic: [Discuss] NASA's Artemis II mission (Orion)

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Message to Edit: HTML is ON UBB Code is ON Smilies Legend	Originally posted by Robert Pearlman on 01-29-2023 05:43 PM CNN spoke with nearly a dozen current and former NASA officials and astronauts to pull back the curtain on the Artemis II crew selection process. Based on those interviews, CNN not only gained insights into how the crew will be selected — it has also [URL=https://www.cnn.com/2023/01/29/world/nasa-artemis-moon-secretive-crew-selection-process/index.html]whittled down the list of candidates[/URL] those insiders say are generating the most buzz at NASA. <BLOCKQUOTE>[i]CNN has learned the decision for who gets to go to the moon will be made by three key people at NASA's Johnson Space Center in Houston, where every US astronaut has lived and trained since 1961. The first person in the decision process is the chief astronaut, a role currently filled on an acting basis by Wiseman's deputy, Drew Feustel. Sources told CNN that the chief, whether it's Feustel or someone else, will take their initial recommendations to the head of the Flight Operations Directorate, Norm Knight, and then on to the director of Johnson Space Center, Vanessa Wyche, who is responsible for signing off on the final four selections.[/i]</BLOCKQUOTE>
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