Houston, we have a podcast. Welcome to the official podcast of the NASA Johnson Space Center.

This is episode 416, Artemis II, bringing the mission to you. I'm Joseph Zaksheski,

and I'll be your host today. On this podcast, we bring in the experts, scientists, engineers,

astronauts, and sometimes communicators, all to let you know what's going on in the world of human

spaceflight

and more.

Artemis II isn't just a milestone for NASA.

It's a moment the whole world will be watching.

The first time in more than 50 years that astronauts will journey to the moon.

Millions of people, classrooms, families, and space fans everywhere will be tuning in.

And behind the scenes, teams across NASA have been

working to make sure that when we go, you can go with us, from launch day to the cruise

return home. We're talking about everything that brings this mission to life for the public.

NASA Plus and continuous coverage, live commentary, mission blogs, real-time social media updates,

and some of the most breathtaking

imagery you have ever seen from a human spaceflight mission. It's a tremendous effort

spanning multiple centers, dozens of teams, countless tools, and more planning than most people

realize, all with one goal, making Artemis II accessible to everyone. We brought together

all of our hosts, Gary Jordan, Leah Cheshire Mustachio, Canapel, and Nilfer Ramji to discuss.

This episode will be your guide on how to engage with this historic mission.

Let's get started.

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