Meet The First woman To Lead NASA's Manned Spaceflight

Making plans to send the astronaut to the moon, NASA entrusted the manned space flight program to Kathy Lueders.

The U.S. National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) plans to send astronauts to the Moon and then to Mars within four years.

Prior to these challenging missions, Kathy Lueders led the manned space flight program.

Lueders, the first woman to be appointed as one of the most important person in the institution, successfully managed NASA and SpaceX to send astronauts from US lands to space for the first time in 9 years .

"Kathy successfully managed both the Commercial Crew and the Commercial Cargo programs. She is the best person to manage the manned flight program in 2024 as she prepares to send the astronaut to the Moon."

NASA President Jim Bridenstine said.

Lueders, who joined NASA in 1992 , launched the Falcon 9 rocket, which was launched from SpaceX's Space Dragon on May 30, from Kennedy Space Base in Florida, and NASA astronauts Doug Hurley and Bob Behnken's International Space Station to ISS.