These are exciting times for space exploration. We have the James Webb Space Telescope operating flawlessly, looking deeper into the universe than we have ever seen before. We have the Perseverance Mars rover and Mars helicopter, Ingenuity, continuing to send back extraordinary images and data from Mars. We have new launch vehicles to take astronauts to low Earth orbit. We also have the Artemis 1 mission awaiting launch in the next few weeks from Cape Canaveral, when the Space Launch System (SLS) will send an uncrewed Orion spacecraft on a test flight into orbit around the Moon. And SpaceX plans to conduct an orbital test flight of its Starship vehicle sometime this year as well. In addit
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