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Each astronaut traveling to the International Space Station is only allowed a 5-by-8-by-2-inch (12.7-by-20.3-by-5.1-cm) volume of space to carry personal items. That’s significantly smaller than a standard airplane carry-on bag, which measures 9 inches by 14 inches by 22 inches. “We're excited to see what you would pack for the ultimate adventure – a trip to the Moon," said Bettina Inclán, NASA’s associate administrator for Communications at the agency’s Headquarters in Washington. "At a time when many of us are working, teaching or learning from home, this is a unique way to learn more about the Artemis program and join NASA as we prepare for humanity's next steps on the lunar surface.” Instructions Click on Use the left side of the page to draw items that would be a part of your moon kit using Use the right side of the page to write the names of the items that are a part of the moon kit using On page 2 write down atleast 3 reasons why you chose these items to take with you.