施密特以阿尔泰米斯二号的乐观态度讨论了"阿波罗17号遗产和月球基地未来. Schmitt discusses Apollo 17 legacy and lunar base future with Artemis II optimism.

美国宇航局的科学家哈里森·"杰克"施密特 (Harrison "Jack" Schmitt) 在1972年探月时谈到了自己在太空中的行走和未来的探索. 90-year-old Apollo 17 scientist-astronaut Harrison "Jack" Schmitt discussed his 1972 moonwalk and the future of space exploration. 施密特强调需要一个可持续的月球基地, 并强调月球作为资源中心的潜力, 特别是-3, 这可能会彻底改变清洁核能. Reflecting on the recent Artemis II mission, Schmitt emphasized the need for a sustainable lunar base and highlighted the moon's potential as a resource hub, particularly for helium-3, which could revolutionize clean nuclear energy. 他对太空深处的发现和人类在宇宙中的未来保持乐观. He remains optimistic about deep space discoveries and humanity's future in the cosmos.