The Artemis II crew's most valuable scientific tool on their far-side moon journey in April was not any camera or sensor: it was the trained human eye.
Why it mattersArtemis II shows that trained human perception can still outperform automated sensors in space science, a key insight for future lunar and Mars missions.
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