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How do we prepare for future Moonwalks through the Artemis program? One way is by practicing underwater! This 2023 training session with NASA astronaut Victor Glover in the Neutral Buoyancy Laboratory shows how teams practice using tools and navigating in a simulated lunar gravity environment.
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@NASA_Johnson Love seeing this! The NBL is a beast for EVA prep. Simulating 1/6g underwater is irreplaceable for Artemis. Future moonwalks depend on this groundwork!

@NASA_Johnson I continue to be in awe of the training and preparations that endures they will be accustomed to walking on the moons surface. Hats off to all of the people involved in this training and all the divers. Fascinating.

@NASA_Johnson Yeah yeah, we all remember the story of the actornaut that nearly downed in space. 😆 🤣 😂

@NASA_Johnson So much training goes into spaceflight - that’s why it looks so easy. But it’s not easy. It’s just practiced and practiced and practiced that it looks easy.

@NASA_Johnson Nice space vibes bro, Artemis is gonna make America lead the charge again

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@NASA_Johnson Go ahead! Make America great again

@NASA_Johnson ❤️❤️❤️

@NASA_Johnson so many lives were inspired by this mission. became a place where people share their stories.

@NASA_Johnson @NASAArtemis Behind every “moonwalk” is years of quiet, heavy training most people never see.

@NASA_Johnson VERY exciting and cool, ever since Artemis 2 people have been more excited about space. -The more successful research, mission and publicity will create more funding allowing for further space exploration and investment!!!

It is a bit of a reminder how much 'space' we have not explored under our own waves. Exploring the deep sea has many commonalities with exploring space. Engineering needed, and the right stuff. As well as what we can learn about science, life and all that. It could almost be a domain for NASA as well.

@NASA_Johnson @NASAArtemis $

@NASA_Johnson I saw this in Armageddon in 1998

@NASA_Johnson Interesting update! If we consider the Inter-Universal Void logic, this mission could benefit from Vertical trajectory mapping." ---

@NASA_Johnson This is where all the action happens.

@NASA_Johnson 👏

@NASA_Johnson @NASAArtemis What about ESA 's Luna Analog Facility ? It's a great opportunity as well 😉🤔🌕🚀

@NASA_Johnson @NASAArtemis The level of preparation astronauts go through is inspiring.

@NASA_Johnson 🚀

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@NASA_Johnson @NASAArtemis 这次厕所别坏了,免得被苍蝇大肆报道

@NASA_Johnson That's amazing

@NASA_Johnson #NasaLiers : " How do we prepare for future Moonwalks " The only answer the only real moonwalk from U.S. :

@NASA_Johnson Brilliant minds.

@NASA_Johnson @NASAArtemis ❤️

@NASA_Johnson Just fake it! "Scammer Time"

@NASA_Johnson This kind of training gives a real sense of how complex the lunar environment will be. It's clear that preparation is key.

@NASA_Johnson @NASAArtemis Practising for the moon underwater… humans really invest deeply in the future.

@NASA_Johnson I would love to work there

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