Artemis 2 Mission – Meeting with the Goddess and the Moon
Artemis: End of the Patriarchy
Artemis 2 Mission sends beautiful pictures from the Moon
The Orion space capsule approached, as seen from here, infinitely slowly the Moon, which we were shown from NASA in a blurry image. That was a still image that we could stare at for hours, and suddenly the Artemis 2 space capsule had indeed reached the Moon, and we are being sent razor-sharp images that are already circulating on the Internet, while the crew of the Artemis 2 mission is still orbiting the Moon.
The Moon was surveyed, and two craters were given new names. Breathtaking images were taken of the far side of the Moon, showing that lunar magnetic field lines on the far side of the Moon are not as strong.
The black spots or maria of the Moon are more visible on the side facing the Earth, and the crew explained to us that this should be due to Earth’s gravity. So we received the most expensive and beautiful world images sent directly from the Moon. There is a view of an Earthset as well as a solar eclipse. Also, a picture of the nearby Moon orbiting the Earth. When the spacecraft Moonshadow, the Sun disappeared directly behind the Moon and the aurora of the Sun became visible. At first, when looking at the videos, I thought the stars were still visible in the darkness of the Moon, but that was an optical illusion, not proof of space curvature, where the light was bent around the Moon. I had once read that in Michio Kaku’s explanation of Einstein’s theory of relativity.
Suddenly, I can no longer find the image with the translucent stars. The moon is the symbol of our dreams, and in the middle of the night, at 2:45 a.m. in Germany, the Artemis crew reached the moon to orbit it. I actually wanted to look again. Did they find Artemis there? Yes, they did, but only highly sensitive people know what that means. Artemis, the chaste maiden, only talks to women, but Christina Cook was always accompanied by men, and so everyone just smiled at each other affectionately. Artemis has been famous since her birth, but her name has not been spoken or asked about so often for a long time. Yes, she also has other gods with her, which is why she can’t talk to Christina right now. When the moon covers the sun and there is a solar eclipse, that is the moment when the power of Artemis and the women over the patriarchy prevails. Christina Koch has experienced her very own solar eclipse and brought the power of women to the moon, just as Artemis had planned. A beautiful sign for humanity that the subjugation of women is finally dissolving, by women traveling to the moon at all.
This was not possible 55 years ago during the Apollo mission. Hopefully, the trend that religious leaders and patriarchal authorities are currently trying to initiate, to call women back to the “hearth” and reverse all emancipation, can be stopped. They try, in their desperation, but if the women are smart now, they see through it, and the development towards an equal society can no longer be stopped. Ancient Greece was partially matriarchal because its goddesses, like Artemis or Athena, were incredibly powerful, and especially Artemis developed tactics and principles that, in any case, advance and promote women.
And so it was indispensable that when a moon mission is launched in their name, at least one woman travels, if not more.
Actually, Christina was not supposed to bring so many men to the moon; even just one would have sufficed. Artemis turns everything around that patriarchy does to women and thus ensures that our culture always has women’s rights and feminism, but she has to fight. A moon mission in her name means that women assert themselves on Earth and that a culture that has goddesses has understood that the world does not only have men, but also equally important women. Or more important women, as Artemis says. This is how the goddess maintains balance on Earth, and she is so worthy of being protected that I have been determined for years to fight for and explain feminism with ArtemisNews for her, for women, and for myself. Of course, one does not have to believe in the gods, but one can experience and learn from them. By seeing how the goddess organizes a space mission that simply bears her name. When she does something, the whole world sees it.
There is so much magic in the beautiful videos and photos of the Earth and the Moon sent by the Artemis2 crew, and you can also view data at NASA. Photos of the Milky Way have also been newly taken.
I first set the solar eclipse as my desktop background. Finally, a picture without patriarchy.
So the Orion capsule is slowly floating back to Earth.
“Artemis, are you back with Orion?” I better not ask. Artemis just has Orion because there are men inside. But when her friend Orion wanted to marry her, she wasn’t so happy about it, because Artemis never marries. A tragic legend says that, out of jealousy, Apollo asked Artemis if she might hit a distant point on the horizon with her arrows? One could only see a point floating in the sea, but Artemis, the best archer and goddess of the hunt, said: “Of course.” And back then she hit her beloved Orion with the arrow and he died.
She must have mistaken Orion for a buoy. The Orion capsule does look like one, though.
As a memento of Orion, Zeus then named a constellation after his name.
The same happened with Carroll, the deceased wife of the Artemis astronaut Reid Wiseman. In her honor, a newly discovered lunar crater was now named Carol, and her memory will never disappear.
