GWINNETT COUNTY, GA — As Artemis II heads to the moon, another astronaut is talking to students at a metro Atlanta elementary school.

From the International Space Station, NASA astronaut Chris Williams took questions.

Students at Walnut Grove Elementary School in Suwanee were excited to ask questions.

“Do you feel famous when you’re in space, or does it feel like you’re just doing your job? Over,” one student asked.

“Great question,” Williams said. “I just feel like I’m just doing my job up here everyday. Yeah, I don’t feel famous at all, over.”

To prepare for the conversation, the stem students did extensive research on space exploration and micro-gravity.

According to NASA, the 10-day mission is going to help test the systems and hardware that is necessary for sending astronauts to future missions to explore the moon.