Houston, we have a podcast.

Welcome to the official podcast of the NASA Johnson Space Center, episode 356, gateway to the future.

I'm Gary Jordan, and I will be one of your hosts today.

On this podcast we bring in the experts,

scientists, engineers, and astronauts all to let you know what's going on in the world of

human spaceflight and more. This is our fourth and final installment in our series

diving into the gateway lunar space station but don't

worry it won't be the last time that we talk about it on the series you've heard

about the science the international modules the robotic arm the logistics and more

for this episode we're exploring the unique the Robotic Arm, the Logistics, and more.

For this episode, we're exploring the unique airlock as well as the long-term plans for the

Lunar Outpost.

Like the preceding episodes in this series, we'll split this into two parts.

First you'll hear from United Arab Emirates astronaut Hazah almanzori.

Hazah was a military aviator before being selected among the first astronauts in the first batch

of the UAE astronaut program.

In 2019, he became the first Emirati in space after his launch to the International Space Station.

Azaz representing the Mohammed bin Rashid Space Center, or MBRSCRC of the United Arab Emirates, which will provide

gateway's airlock.

Later in this episode you'll hear from Houston we have a podcast host Kenapell who speaks

with Settle Bucta, Lunar Architecture team lead about the long-term plans for

Gateway and how the Lunar Space Station prepares us for the Journey to Mars.

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