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CTOnews.com, Nov. 24 (Xinhua)-- "Artemis 1" is a key mission for humans to return to the moon, but in this mission all humans will receive one benefit: sending messages to iPad stationed in the Orion spacecraft.

CTOnews.com learned that NASA is equipped with a special camera to broadcast live messages received on iPad, so that you can transmit the information to other people living on Earth in this way.

An important mission of Artemis 1 is to conduct unmanned tests of SLS rockets and Orion spacecraft. The Orion spacecraft was equipped with the iPad in a demonstration of Callisto technology, which is designed to test the human-computer interface in space.

The hardware itself is relatively simple-it's basically an iPad. But what they're going to test is not Siri--, but Amazon's Alexa. IPad is just a better piece of hardware for testing. The aim is to see how digital assistants like Alexa can make astronauts' lives easier and more efficient during deep space travel. They will also test Cisco's Webex for audio and video calls.

Sending messages in Orion is very simple to display on iPad, but may not be selected. Lockheed Martin, which is conducting the experiment, has the final say on which information is displayed and not displayed.

CTOnews.com learned that submitting the information displayed on iPad is simple, simply go to the Callisto website and scroll down to the "send a message to Callisto" section. You can enter your information (up to 120 characters) as well as your name and email. If selected, your information and name will be displayed on the Orion spacecraft during this historic Artemis 1 mission.

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