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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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