Pushing the Bounds of Science and Exploration with Adele Luta

Adele Luta is a scientist and innovator.
She has worked at National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) Johnson Space Flight Center as a certified Mission Control Center flight controller and astronaut instructor where she supported over 90 spacewalks.
As the xEVA (Exploration Spacewalks) Integration Project Manager at Oceaneering International Inc, she is part of the team to develop a lunar lander under NASA’s Artemis Program. Her training as a physicist has allowed her to work in many fields including researching the mind, nuclear physics, and team cognition.
She is a private pilot and SCUBA diver.
In this talk, she will share some of the scientific challenges to space "walking" on the moon while interweaving fun stories from her career
0:00-3:39 Introduction to Adele (and Inara!)
3:39-6:24 Why Do We Go To The Moon?
6:24-17:39 Adele’s Journey As A Scientist
17:39-20:32 All The Different Ways You Can Be A Scientist!
20:32-37:04 Questions From Elementary Students
37:04- 37:40 Thanks For Watching