Belinda Smith

So how long after they actually landed did they have to get suited up again?

I'm not sure, but it was within the first 24 hours.

Interesting.

Okay.

And speaking of science-y stuff, we've talked a lot about the amount of data that's been generated by this mission.

You know, thousands and thousands of photos, hours of audio of the astronauts talking about what they're seeing.

And, you know, scientists will be analysing these and other data for ages, but when can we expect to find out what they discover?

Yeah.

Right.

So all the images and everything will be released for the public to access.

Yes.

And so even people like you or I could get in there, analyse things.

We see this often with missions, like I remember the Juno mission to Jupiter.

A lot of amateur astronomers got the data afterwards and generated some of the most stunning images of the biggest gas giant in our solar system that people from NASA just didn't do.

And this is all going to happen within six months.

Yeah, yeah.

Great.

We actually have a question from Sophia who's aged six and she wanted to know, what is the moon made of?

Does it have gold or silver or diamonds on it?

Will the photos from the Artemis II rocket teach us what the moon is made of?