"What's Behind This Door?" Take a Sneak Peek of the Neutral Buoyancy Laboratory

Have you ever passed by buildings at Johnson Space Center and wondered what is behind some of the doors? We were curious too, so NASA's Human Surface Mobility Program and the Office of Communications teamed up to share a sneak peek of the Neutral Buoyancy Laboratory (NBL) at the Sonny Carter Training Facility. The "What's Behind This Door?" series are 2 to 3-minute videos targeting both Johnson employees and social media audiences to offer an exclusive look inside the center's facilities. In this episode, we will explore how the NBL is used for International Space Station extravehicular activity and training, the important role of the dive teams, and how the facility will be used to prepare for the Artemis program.

Watch the video below!

Scroll for behind-the-scenes photos from the production process - more videos to come soon!