"...it seems as though the space agency's efforts to land humans on the Moon within the next three years are going very much according to plan." By T.K. Randall via unexplained-mysteries headline image credit: NASA The success of this month's Artemis I mission has placed us on track to see humans living and working on the Moon within 10 years. With NASA's Space Launch System (SLS) and Orion capsule proving a success following the launch of Artemis I last week, it seems as though the space agency's efforts to land humans on the Moon within the next three years are going very much according to plan. If this continues, then it will ultimately open the door to the founding of a permanent manned outpost on the Moon that could see humans living and working there just as they do on the International Space Station. According to Howard Hu, who heads up NASA's Orion program, this could happen as soon as 2030. "[Artemis I] is the first step we're taking to long-term deep space exploration, for