NASA offers to send your name to orbit the moon

The American space agency, NASA, announced that you will send your name on a flight around the moon for free
It said it would send the names of the people on a flash drive on the next “Artemis I” mission, according to the American “Insider” website.
NASA confirmed that sending the names does not require any financial payments from the participants.
The historic launch of the “Artemis I” mission will take place at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida, and a specific date for the flight has not been set yet, but it is expected to take place “no later than this March.”
And “NASA” indicated in a statement that the “Artemis I” flight paves the way for the landing of the first woman and the first person of color on the moon.
And she added, “If you register to send your name with the upcoming moon mission, you will be able to access a virtual boarding pass, which includes your name and flight details, and you will also get a QR code that allows you to join the NASA launch as a virtual guest.”
NASA confirmed that the “Artemis I” flight will be the first in a series of increasingly complex missions to build a long-term human presence on the Moon for decades to come.
It is possible to register the name on the official NASA website for the Artemis mission, requiring the entry of the name and a custom 4-7 digit PIN, which will create the virtual boarding pass for the flight.
It was scheduled to launch the “Artemis I” mission in November 2021, but it faced several delays, then the date was postponed to last February, but it was postponed again, because “NASA” wanted to get “time Additional to complete shutdown activities within the vehicle fleet prior to the launch of the integrated rocket and spacecraft for the first time.”