NASA's Kathleen Harmon Plays Key Role in Artemis II Mission with Deep Space Network
Kathleen Harmon, the Artemis II Mission Interface Manager for NASA's Deep Space Network, is playing a crucial role in the Artemis program. The Deep Space Network, managed by NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, is the largest scientific telecommunications system globally, supporting over 40 missions exploring deep space. Harmon is responsible for ensuring the network's readiness to support the Artemis II spacecraft, which involves coordinating with international partners. The network's radio antennas, spread worldwide, provide a communication lifeline to spacecraft, enabling them to send back scientific data and images. Harmon's work is pivotal in maintaining connectivity with spacecraft across the solar system, ensuring they can communicate with Earth. 
