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

episode 236, Moon Geology. I'm Gary Jordan and I'll be your host 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. We've talked a lot about Artemis missions and the technology and

infrastructure to actually make these missions possible.

And the Artemis missions are to of course return humans to the moon in a sustainable way.

There's a lot of reasons why we want to continue human presence on the moon, and one of the biggest is science.

And a lot of researchers are excited for what's to come and are already contributing to the mission.

Right here in Houston, very close to NASA's Johnson Space Center

is the Lunar and Planetary Institute, where LPI. LPI is a scientific

research facility studying the solar system and they contribute some of this research to NASA. scientific research

to NASA

to NASA as we learn more about our Earth, Moon, Mars and beyond.

On this episode, we're bringing in

LPI Principal Scientist Dr David Kring and LPI staff scientists

Dr Julie Stoper. They describe their lunar research and while they're excited to

return humans to the moon as part of the Artemis program. Let's get into it.

Enjoy. T-minus

minus by seconds, then county. Mark.

A long, she's going on.

A long, she goes.

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