Gateway Program EVA Exploration Workshop

Lara Kearney Deputy Manager, Gateway Program February, 2020 1 Gateway Deep with EVA Space Suits Gateway Gateway 2024 HALO Lander Crewed PPE Orion/SLS

Uncrewed Orion/SLS 2023 late 2024 2023 early 2024 2023 2021

2 Gateway continues to build, adding International Habitat Refueler (ESPRIT) Robotic Arm Airlock

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Gateway Program and Objectives

• The Gateway will be a sustainable outpost in orbit around the , which will serve as a platform for human space exploration, science, and technology development. – The Gateway shall be utilized to enable crewed missions to cislunar space including capabilities that enable surface missions to the lunar South Pole by 2024 (Crewed Missions) – The Gateway shall provide capabilities to meet scientific requirements for lunar discovery and exploration, as well as other science objectives (Science Requirements) – The Gateway shall be utilized to enable, demonstrate and prove technologies that are enabling for lunar surface missions that feed forward to as well as other deep space destinations (Proving Ground & Technology Demonstration) – NASA shall establish industry and international partnerships to develop and operate the Gateway (Partnerships) 5 Gateway Program Philosophy

• Incorporating lessons learned and best practices from International Space Station, Orion and Commercial Crew and Cargo Programs

• Using fixed price contracts, commercially available hardware and commercial standards to the maximum extent possible

• Pushing responsibility and accountability to the vendors, while maintaining the necessary insight into contractor and product deliveries to enable total vehicle integration

• Executing lean approach

– Limiting Program Office to 25 Civil Servants

– Tailoring programmatic and technical standards

– Limiting use of Government Furnished Equipment

– Encouraging vendor-to-vendor working relationships • Currently no planned EVA capability out of Gateway in Phase I Gateway Phase I • Scarring for EVA capability on some Phase I modules Deep Space • Looking at the ability to do an EVA Logistics out of the Lander Ascent Module • Minimum systems required - 2024 to support a 2024 human Orion landing while also supporting extensibility for Habitation and Logistics Phase II Outpost (HALO) • Command center and - 2023 aggregation point for 2024 human landing system • Landers are not required to use Gateway for • Strategic presence around 2024, but the Moon providers must show a growth path to Gateway Power and Propulsion • Early scientific utilization compatibility by Element (PPE) 2026 - 2022 • Planning for EVA capability Gateway Phase II out of Gateway in Phase II Future ESPRIT via the Airlock ~ 2028 Refueling Habitation Robotic Element Module Arm (ESA) • Resilience, (NASA) (CSA) sustainability, and robustness in the lunar architecture • Mars forward demonstration platform • Open International architecture and Habitation interoperability Module standards are (ESA/JAXA) building blocks Multipurpose for partnerships Module/Airlock and future () expansion International Interoperability Standards

Deep Space Interoperability System Standards • Avionics Power • Communications • Rendezvous • Environmental • Robotics Control and Life • Thermal Support Systems • Software • EVA Compatibility 9 Power and Propulsion Element (PPE)

• Scheduled to launch in early 2023 • Based on a commercial satellite bus to take advantage of proven industry capability and high reliability • Awarded to Maxar Technologies in June 2019 • SRR held in Sept 2019 • PDR spring 2020 Habitation and Logistics Outpost (HALO) • Scheduled to launch in late 2023 • Minimum capability necessary to support a lunar mission, with significant reliance on Orion life support and crew systems • Awarded to Northrop Grumman in July 2019 • Based on Cygnus cargo spacecraft • SRR held Nov 2019 • SDR in Feb 2020 • First scheduled Deep Space launch in 2024, just ahead of Orion Logistics crewed flight • Being modeled after ISS Commercial Resupply Services • Expect contract to cover all logistics needs for Lunar Enterprise • Proposals received in Oct 2019 • Contract award early this year • xEVA is being managed as Gateway Program Org Chart a Level 3 Project within the Gateway Program

Program Manager – Dan Hartman • Working jointly with ISS and International Partners Deputy Program Manager – Lara Kearney HLS Programs to ensure all ESA (I-Hab, ESPRIT) International Partner Manager – Sean Fuller 3 Program’s needs are met CSA (External Robotics) Production Manager – Jon Olansen JAXA (I-Hab Capability Subsystems, HTV-X) MSFC Integration Manager – Ginger Flores • Delegating to the EVA CCB ROSCOSMOS (Crew Airlock) Administrative Officer – Lenee’ Pulver for Level 3 Project Control

Technical Authorities Engineering – Tim Fisher S&MA – Sarah Ruiz HMTA – Teri Bradshaw Flight Operations – Cori Kerr

Systems Engineering Vehicle System Operations Integration Safety and Mission Program Planning and Integration Integration and Utilization Assurance And Control Mgr – Joe Caram Mgr – Rod Jones Mgr – Dina Contella Mgr – Tremayne Days Mgr – Emma Lehnhardt Dep Mgr – Linda Ruhl Dep Mgr – Deb Ludban Dep Mgr – Robert Dep Mgr – Devanshi Vani Dep Mgr – Dennis Davidson Hanley

Power and Propulsion Habitation and Logistics Deep Space Exploration Extravehicular Habitation Systems Element (PPE) Outpost (HALO) Logistics Activity (xEVA) Systems Development Mgr – Mike Barrett Mgr – Jon Olansen Mgr – Mark Wiese Chris Hansen Mgr – Danny Harris Dep Mgr – Dave Irimes Dep Mgr – Yasmin Ali Dep Mgr – Jenny Lyons Brian Johnson (MSFC) (GRC) (JSC) (KSC) (JSC)