NASA's Artemis program, as of now scheduled to send the first lady to the moon in 2024, will likewise send the color of the man to the moon.

Acting NASA Administrator Steve Jurczyk uncovered the extra mission objective in a news praising a newly delivered Biden organization spending suggestion that would give the office $24.7 billion.

"We realize this financing increment comes all at once of compelled assets, and we owe it to the president and the American public to be acceptable and capable stewards of each expense dollar put resources into NASA," Jurczyk said. "The NASA labor force and the American public ought to be supported by what they find in this subsidizing demand. It is an interest in our future, and it shows trust in what this organization has to bring to the table."

While lauding the spending proposition, Jurczyk sneaked through the insight concerning sending the color of the man to the moon.

"[The funding] keeps NASA on the way to handling the principal lady and the main ethnic minority on the Moon under the Artemis program," the assertion said. "This objective lines up with President Biden's obligation to seek after an extensive way to deal with propelling value for all."

Just 12 individuals have at any point ventured foot on the moon – all Americans and all men. In any case, the latest arrival came right around 50 years prior. Apollo 17, the last mission of NASA's Apollo program, occurred in 1972.

At the point when NASA declared the Artemis program under President Trump in 2019, the space office vowed to land the "primary lady and next man" on the lunar surface within five years.

From that point forward, the following objective is sending space travelers to Mars.