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Keeping Cool In Space
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Sunday, April 28
2:00 pm on NASA Television 9.2Imagine you are an astronaut on the moon. Your job for the next eight hours will be exploring, collecting science samples, traversing up and down lunar hills, sampling rocks and setting up equipment as part of the Artemis program. Temperatures on the lunar surface can reach a blistering 250 degrees Fahrenheit. How does NASA keep astronauts cool in space suits so that they can work on the Moon? Fortunately each spacesuit includes a personal cooling unit. -
Sunday, April 28
2:00 am on NASA Television 9.2Imagine you are an astronaut on the moon. Your job for the next eight hours will be exploring, collecting science samples, traversing up and down lunar hills, sampling rocks and setting up equipment as part of the Artemis program. Temperatures on the lunar surface can reach a blistering 250 degrees Fahrenheit. How does NASA keep astronauts cool in space suits so that they can work on the Moon? Fortunately each spacesuit includes a personal cooling unit. -
Friday, April 26
6:00 pm on NASA Television 9.2Imagine you are an astronaut on the moon. Your job for the next eight hours will be exploring, collecting science samples, traversing up and down lunar hills, sampling rocks and setting up equipment as part of the Artemis program. Temperatures on the lunar surface can reach a blistering 250 degrees Fahrenheit. How does NASA keep astronauts cool in space suits so that they can work on the Moon? Fortunately each spacesuit includes a personal cooling unit. -
Friday, April 26
2:00 pm on NASA Television 9.2Imagine you are an astronaut on the moon. Your job for the next eight hours will be exploring, collecting science samples, traversing up and down lunar hills, sampling rocks and setting up equipment as part of the Artemis program. Temperatures on the lunar surface can reach a blistering 250 degrees Fahrenheit. How does NASA keep astronauts cool in space suits so that they can work on the Moon? Fortunately each spacesuit includes a personal cooling unit. -
Friday, April 26
10:00 am on NASA Television 9.2Imagine you are an astronaut on the moon. Your job for the next eight hours will be exploring, collecting science samples, traversing up and down lunar hills, sampling rocks and setting up equipment as part of the Artemis program. Temperatures on the lunar surface can reach a blistering 250 degrees Fahrenheit. How does NASA keep astronauts cool in space suits so that they can work on the Moon? Fortunately each spacesuit includes a personal cooling unit. -
Friday, April 26
6:00 am on NASA Television 9.2Imagine you are an astronaut on the moon. Your job for the next eight hours will be exploring, collecting science samples, traversing up and down lunar hills, sampling rocks and setting up equipment as part of the Artemis program. Temperatures on the lunar surface can reach a blistering 250 degrees Fahrenheit. How does NASA keep astronauts cool in space suits so that they can work on the Moon? Fortunately each spacesuit includes a personal cooling unit. -
Friday, April 26
2:00 am on NASA Television 9.2Imagine you are an astronaut on the moon. Your job for the next eight hours will be exploring, collecting science samples, traversing up and down lunar hills, sampling rocks and setting up equipment as part of the Artemis program. Temperatures on the lunar surface can reach a blistering 250 degrees Fahrenheit. How does NASA keep astronauts cool in space suits so that they can work on the Moon? Fortunately each spacesuit includes a personal cooling unit. -
Thursday, April 25
10:00 pm on NASA Television 9.2Imagine you are an astronaut on the moon. Your job for the next eight hours will be exploring, collecting science samples, traversing up and down lunar hills, sampling rocks and setting up equipment as part of the Artemis program. Temperatures on the lunar surface can reach a blistering 250 degrees Fahrenheit. How does NASA keep astronauts cool in space suits so that they can work on the Moon? Fortunately each spacesuit includes a personal cooling unit. -
Saturday, April 20
2:00 pm on NASA Television 9.2Imagine you are an astronaut on the moon. Your job for the next eight hours will be exploring, collecting science samples, traversing up and down lunar hills, sampling rocks and setting up equipment as part of the Artemis program. Temperatures on the lunar surface can reach a blistering 250 degrees Fahrenheit. How does NASA keep astronauts cool in space suits so that they can work on the Moon? Fortunately each spacesuit includes a personal cooling unit. -
Saturday, April 20
2:00 am on NASA Television 9.2Imagine you are an astronaut on the moon. Your job for the next eight hours will be exploring, collecting science samples, traversing up and down lunar hills, sampling rocks and setting up equipment as part of the Artemis program. Temperatures on the lunar surface can reach a blistering 250 degrees Fahrenheit. How does NASA keep astronauts cool in space suits so that they can work on the Moon? Fortunately each spacesuit includes a personal cooling unit. -
Thursday, April 18
6:00 pm on NASA Television 9.2Imagine you are an astronaut on the moon. Your job for the next eight hours will be exploring, collecting science samples, traversing up and down lunar hills, sampling rocks and setting up equipment as part of the Artemis program. Temperatures on the lunar surface can reach a blistering 250 degrees Fahrenheit. How does NASA keep astronauts cool in space suits so that they can work on the Moon? Fortunately each spacesuit includes a personal cooling unit. -
Thursday, April 18
2:00 pm on NASA Television 9.2Imagine you are an astronaut on the moon. Your job for the next eight hours will be exploring, collecting science samples, traversing up and down lunar hills, sampling rocks and setting up equipment as part of the Artemis program. Temperatures on the lunar surface can reach a blistering 250 degrees Fahrenheit. How does NASA keep astronauts cool in space suits so that they can work on the Moon? Fortunately each spacesuit includes a personal cooling unit. -
Thursday, April 18
10:00 am on NASA Television 9.2Imagine you are an astronaut on the moon. Your job for the next eight hours will be exploring, collecting science samples, traversing up and down lunar hills, sampling rocks and setting up equipment as part of the Artemis program. Temperatures on the lunar surface can reach a blistering 250 degrees Fahrenheit. How does NASA keep astronauts cool in space suits so that they can work on the Moon? Fortunately each spacesuit includes a personal cooling unit. -
Thursday, April 18
6:00 am on NASA Television 9.2Imagine you are an astronaut on the moon. Your job for the next eight hours will be exploring, collecting science samples, traversing up and down lunar hills, sampling rocks and setting up equipment as part of the Artemis program. Temperatures on the lunar surface can reach a blistering 250 degrees Fahrenheit. How does NASA keep astronauts cool in space suits so that they can work on the Moon? Fortunately each spacesuit includes a personal cooling unit. -
Thursday, April 18
2:00 am on NASA Television 9.2Imagine you are an astronaut on the moon. Your job for the next eight hours will be exploring, collecting science samples, traversing up and down lunar hills, sampling rocks and setting up equipment as part of the Artemis program. Temperatures on the lunar surface can reach a blistering 250 degrees Fahrenheit. How does NASA keep astronauts cool in space suits so that they can work on the Moon? Fortunately each spacesuit includes a personal cooling unit. -
Wednesday, April 17
10:00 pm on NASA Television 9.2Imagine you are an astronaut on the moon. Your job for the next eight hours will be exploring, collecting science samples, traversing up and down lunar hills, sampling rocks and setting up equipment as part of the Artemis program. Temperatures on the lunar surface can reach a blistering 250 degrees Fahrenheit. How does NASA keep astronauts cool in space suits so that they can work on the Moon? Fortunately each spacesuit includes a personal cooling unit. -
Sunday, April 14
2:00 pm on NASA Television 9.2Imagine you are an astronaut on the moon. Your job for the next eight hours will be exploring, collecting science samples, traversing up and down lunar hills, sampling rocks and setting up equipment as part of the Artemis program. Temperatures on the lunar surface can reach a blistering 250 degrees Fahrenheit. How does NASA keep astronauts cool in space suits so that they can work on the Moon? Fortunately each spacesuit includes a personal cooling unit. -
Sunday, April 14
2:00 am on NASA Television 9.2Imagine you are an astronaut on the moon. Your job for the next eight hours will be exploring, collecting science samples, traversing up and down lunar hills, sampling rocks and setting up equipment as part of the Artemis program. Temperatures on the lunar surface can reach a blistering 250 degrees Fahrenheit. How does NASA keep astronauts cool in space suits so that they can work on the Moon? Fortunately each spacesuit includes a personal cooling unit. -
Wednesday, April 10
6:00 pm on NASA Television 9.2Imagine you are an astronaut on the moon. Your job for the next eight hours will be exploring, collecting science samples, traversing up and down lunar hills, sampling rocks and setting up equipment as part of the Artemis program. Temperatures on the lunar surface can reach a blistering 250 degrees Fahrenheit. How does NASA keep astronauts cool in space suits so that they can work on the Moon? Fortunately each spacesuit includes a personal cooling unit. -
Wednesday, April 10
2:00 pm on NASA Television 9.2Imagine you are an astronaut on the moon. Your job for the next eight hours will be exploring, collecting science samples, traversing up and down lunar hills, sampling rocks and setting up equipment as part of the Artemis program. Temperatures on the lunar surface can reach a blistering 250 degrees Fahrenheit. How does NASA keep astronauts cool in space suits so that they can work on the Moon? Fortunately each spacesuit includes a personal cooling unit. -
Wednesday, April 10
10:00 am on NASA Television 9.2Imagine you are an astronaut on the moon. Your job for the next eight hours will be exploring, collecting science samples, traversing up and down lunar hills, sampling rocks and setting up equipment as part of the Artemis program. Temperatures on the lunar surface can reach a blistering 250 degrees Fahrenheit. How does NASA keep astronauts cool in space suits so that they can work on the Moon? Fortunately each spacesuit includes a personal cooling unit. -
Wednesday, April 10
6:00 am on NASA Television 9.2Imagine you are an astronaut on the moon. Your job for the next eight hours will be exploring, collecting science samples, traversing up and down lunar hills, sampling rocks and setting up equipment as part of the Artemis program. Temperatures on the lunar surface can reach a blistering 250 degrees Fahrenheit. How does NASA keep astronauts cool in space suits so that they can work on the Moon? Fortunately each spacesuit includes a personal cooling unit. -
Wednesday, April 10
2:00 am on NASA Television 9.2Imagine you are an astronaut on the moon. Your job for the next eight hours will be exploring, collecting science samples, traversing up and down lunar hills, sampling rocks and setting up equipment as part of the Artemis program. Temperatures on the lunar surface can reach a blistering 250 degrees Fahrenheit. How does NASA keep astronauts cool in space suits so that they can work on the Moon? Fortunately each spacesuit includes a personal cooling unit. -
Tuesday, April 9
10:00 pm on NASA Television 9.2Imagine you are an astronaut on the moon. Your job for the next eight hours will be exploring, collecting science samples, traversing up and down lunar hills, sampling rocks and setting up equipment as part of the Artemis program. Temperatures on the lunar surface can reach a blistering 250 degrees Fahrenheit. How does NASA keep astronauts cool in space suits so that they can work on the Moon? Fortunately each spacesuit includes a personal cooling unit. -
Saturday, April 6
2:00 pm on NASA Television 9.2Imagine you are an astronaut on the moon. Your job for the next eight hours will be exploring, collecting science samples, traversing up and down lunar hills, sampling rocks and setting up equipment as part of the Artemis program. Temperatures on the lunar surface can reach a blistering 250 degrees Fahrenheit. How does NASA keep astronauts cool in space suits so that they can work on the Moon? Fortunately each spacesuit includes a personal cooling unit. -
Saturday, April 6
2:00 am on NASA Television 9.2Imagine you are an astronaut on the moon. Your job for the next eight hours will be exploring, collecting science samples, traversing up and down lunar hills, sampling rocks and setting up equipment as part of the Artemis program. Temperatures on the lunar surface can reach a blistering 250 degrees Fahrenheit. How does NASA keep astronauts cool in space suits so that they can work on the Moon? Fortunately each spacesuit includes a personal cooling unit. -
Tuesday, April 2
6:00 pm on NASA Television 9.2Imagine you are an astronaut on the moon. Your job for the next eight hours will be exploring, collecting science samples, traversing up and down lunar hills, sampling rocks and setting up equipment as part of the Artemis program. Temperatures on the lunar surface can reach a blistering 250 degrees Fahrenheit. How does NASA keep astronauts cool in space suits so that they can work on the Moon? Fortunately each spacesuit includes a personal cooling unit. -
Tuesday, April 2
2:00 pm on NASA Television 9.2Imagine you are an astronaut on the moon. Your job for the next eight hours will be exploring, collecting science samples, traversing up and down lunar hills, sampling rocks and setting up equipment as part of the Artemis program. Temperatures on the lunar surface can reach a blistering 250 degrees Fahrenheit. How does NASA keep astronauts cool in space suits so that they can work on the Moon? Fortunately each spacesuit includes a personal cooling unit. -
Tuesday, April 2
10:00 am on NASA Television 9.2Imagine you are an astronaut on the moon. Your job for the next eight hours will be exploring, collecting science samples, traversing up and down lunar hills, sampling rocks and setting up equipment as part of the Artemis program. Temperatures on the lunar surface can reach a blistering 250 degrees Fahrenheit. How does NASA keep astronauts cool in space suits so that they can work on the Moon? Fortunately each spacesuit includes a personal cooling unit. -
Tuesday, April 2
6:00 am on NASA Television 9.2Imagine you are an astronaut on the moon. Your job for the next eight hours will be exploring, collecting science samples, traversing up and down lunar hills, sampling rocks and setting up equipment as part of the Artemis program. Temperatures on the lunar surface can reach a blistering 250 degrees Fahrenheit. How does NASA keep astronauts cool in space suits so that they can work on the Moon? Fortunately each spacesuit includes a personal cooling unit. -
Tuesday, April 2
2:00 am on NASA Television 9.2Imagine you are an astronaut on the moon. Your job for the next eight hours will be exploring, collecting science samples, traversing up and down lunar hills, sampling rocks and setting up equipment as part of the Artemis program. Temperatures on the lunar surface can reach a blistering 250 degrees Fahrenheit. How does NASA keep astronauts cool in space suits so that they can work on the Moon? Fortunately each spacesuit includes a personal cooling unit. -
Monday, April 1
10:00 pm on NASA Television 9.2Imagine you are an astronaut on the moon. Your job for the next eight hours will be exploring, collecting science samples, traversing up and down lunar hills, sampling rocks and setting up equipment as part of the Artemis program. Temperatures on the lunar surface can reach a blistering 250 degrees Fahrenheit. How does NASA keep astronauts cool in space suits so that they can work on the Moon? Fortunately each spacesuit includes a personal cooling unit.