The following is a conversation with David Newman.

She's the Apollo program professor at MIT

and the former deputy administrator of NASA.

And has been a principal investigator

on four spaceflight missions.

Her research interests are in aerospace biomedical engineering

investigating human performance in varying gravity environments.

She has designed and engineered and built

some incredible space suit technology,

namely the biosuit that we talk about in this conversation.

Due to some scheduling challenges on both our parts,

we only had about 40 minutes together.

In true engineering style, she said,

I talk fast, you pick the best questions,

let's get it done.

And we did.

There's a fascinating conversation about space exploration

and the future of spacesuits.

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