
NASA Johnson Interns Shaping the Future of Exploration
Interns at NASA’s Johnson Space Center are contributing to human spaceflight missions through projects in strategic communications, AI, and photography.
Why it matters
These internships prepare a new generation of diverse professionals to enter the competitive aerospace workforce and sustain future space exploration.
The details
- John Graham Reynolds developed an AI interface for Orion spacecraft engineering support.
- Macie Landon produces multimedia content to communicate goals of the Moon Base Program.
- Morgan Gridley documents missions, including photographing the Artemis III crew announcement.
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NASA owns Moon Base Program
NASA leads and operates the Moon Base Program.
Advanced Operations Concepts Lab is a member of Johnson Space Center
Advanced Operations Concepts Lab is located within NASA's Johnson Space Center.
Macie Landon works at NASA
Macie Landon works as an intern for NASA.
Macie Landon is a member of Texas A&M University
Macie Landon studies visualization at Texas A&M University.
John Graham Reynolds works at NASA
John Graham Reynolds works as a graduate research engineer intern for NASA.
Glenn Research Center is a member of NASA
Glenn Research Center is a NASA research center in Cleveland, Ohio.
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Morgan Gridley works at NASA
Morgan Gridley works as a photography intern at NASA's Johnson Space Center.
Bill Stafford works at NASA
Bill Stafford works as a photographer for NASA.
Bill Stafford is a member of East Texas A&M University
Bill Stafford is an alumnus of East Texas A&M University.
Morgan Gridley is a member of East Texas A&M University
Morgan Gridley attended classes at East Texas A&M University.
John Graham Reynolds works at Advanced Operations Concepts Lab
John Graham Reynolds works in NASA's Advanced Operations Concepts Lab.
Generative AI is related to Orion
Generative AI systems provide engineering support for Orion Flight Software console operations during Artemis II.
Artificial Intelligence is related to Orion
AI-powered interfaces support Orion spacecraft flight operations.
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