In 2024, a woman will walk on the surface of the moon — if NASA’s plans come to fruition. NASA first announced the plan last year, but offered an update to its Artemis program on Monday, which laid out steps to send astronauts back to the moon for the first time since 1972.

The plan includes pairing the powerful Space Launch System rocket with an Orion spacecraft in an unmanned test flight next year. That mission will be called Artemis I. Artemis II will launch in 2023 with astronauts aboard that will fully test the Orion’s navigational prowess. All of this will lead up to the Artemis III in 2024.

The Artemis III will lay the groundwork for longer lunar missions and more surface exploration. NASA is sending scientific equipment ahead of time, and the spacesuits are supposedly more flexible than their Apollo predecessors.

The plan involves gradually building up infrastructure on the surface, including a potential base camp. From the base camp, astronauts and rovers could search for and potentially extract resources such as water.