​You're in a spacecraft about 250,000 miles from Earth. You're traveling to the moon on one of the most important space trips in history.

​Your spacesuit keeps you safe on the moon by stopping your blood from freezing or boiling in the moon's extreme temperatures. Your helmet and oxygen tank help you breathe on the moon.

​One of your first tasks is finding ice. This helps you on your mission because the goal is to see if humans can one day live on the moon. Since ice can melt into water, it is key to helping humans stay alive.

​The details the author uses to describe what life could one day be like on the moon are kids bouncing to school, space mobiles zooming by on missions, and special gardens growing fresh vegetables.

​The Artemis missions will send a female astronaut and a Black astronaut to the moon for the first time.

​Yes, because I want to see if it's possible for humans to live on the moon one day. I would be able to see wonders like meteors and moon mountains. I would be able to do backflips because of the moon's low gravity.

​The photos and images on pages 21-23 help me ​ understand what it's like on the surface of the moon because they show me ​ exactly what the moon's surface ​ looks like. My favorite one is the picture of the Artemis ​ crew because it shows the ​ people inside the space suits!