Nasa scientists dive underwater in preparation for next Artemis moon landing
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Two Nasa exploration geologists have completed a pioneering underwater training session at the space agency's facility in Houston, marking a significant milestone for the Artemis programme.
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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say The training forms part of preparations for the Artemis IV mission, which aims to return astronauts to the Moon's surface.The underwater facility measures approximately 61.5 metres in length, 31.1 metres across and reaches a depth of 12.2 metres.
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