Behind the Lens: Meet NASA Johnson’s Photographers

NASA Science is highlighting the photographers of the Johnson Space Center who document the human side of space exploration. The team's work spans decades of history, including the space shuttle program, the International Space Station, and the recent Artemis Two mission. From capturing zero-gravity flights for the movie Apollo Thirteen to photographing new lunar hardware, these photographers aim to preserve the legacy of the people and technology shaping the next era of flight.

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