What’s Behind This Door? -Neutral Buoyancy Lab

"What’s Behind This Door?" takes you behind the doors of various facilities located at NASA's Johnson Space Center in Houston being used to return humanity to the Moon, through the Artemis campaign. The series features interviews with NASA experts and provides a rare insight into all the preparation as teams get ready for lunar missions. This episode takes place at the Neutral Buoyancy Laboratory, one of the world’s largest indoor pools, which is used for mission planning, procedure development, hardware verification, astronaut training, and refinement of time-critical operations necessary to ensure mission success during spacewalks. It features diver Emily Cox who explains how the facility is used for spacewalk training, the role the dive teams play, and how the pool will be used for training as we prepare for lunar missions during the Artemis campaign.