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Victor Glover, 46, was selected to take part in the space agency's Artemis II mission — the US' first lunar mission in a half-century.

He then moved to San Diego to learn to fly the McDonnell Douglas F/A-18 Hornet, known as one of the Navy's more versatile aircraft.She revealed her love of space in a video when she was announced as a member of the Artemis I team in 2020. The best onesies for children are also ideal for sofa snuggles and movie sessions, work well as pyjamas and are often favoured by kids heading off to playdates or sleepovers. In his esteemed career since being selected as an astronaut in 2013, Mr Glover has logged over 3,000 flight hours in 40 different aircraft. Early on in life it had to be my parents; they encouraged me and challenged me and held me to high standards. Outside of home, I had teachers that did the same,' he told USA Today in 2017. Mr Glover continued that his teachers and parents urged him to go the engineering school and eventually become a test pilot — leading to him becoming an astronaut.

Nigel Farage's secret French politician girlfriend Laure Ferrari set to travel to Australia to support him when he leaves the I'm A Celebrity jungleThis is a big day. We have a lot to celebrate. It’s so much more than the four names that have been announced. We need to celebrate this moment in human history. Ms Koch was one of eight selected as part of NASA's 21st class of astronauts in 2013. After two years of training, she became a full-fledged astronaut. Eventually NASA seeks to establish a sustainable human presence on the moon by 2028 as a result of the Artemis programme. I’m the first person in my family to graduate from college, and being at graduation with my mom and my dad and my stepdad and my little brothers and my grandparents,' he said to USA Today. New version: Space Shuttle commander Sid Gutierrez (right) gives a thumbs up as he and pilot Kevin Chilton (left) leave their quarters to board the Space Shuttle Endeavour in April 1994