On Episode 98 of This Week In Space, Tariq and Rod discuss what NASA's up to with the agency's Deputy Administrator Pam Melroy. <\/p>\n
This week, NASA Deputy Administrator Pam Melroy, who is also a former astronaut, commander of the space shuttle, and US Air Force test pilot, joins us for a very special episode. We discussed the recently announced delays to the Artemis lunar landing program, NASA's long-term goals on the Moon, the overall trajectory of human spaceflight, Pam's favorite memories of her time in space, and perhaps our favorite moment her \"gentle\" rejoinder to a male pilot who hadn't had much experience flying with \"ladies\"! Be sure to join us for this exclusive interview. <\/p>\n
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