NASA wants more people–especially young people who could participate in future missions–to know how cool space is.

So, to connect with them, it’s hosting a series of events from the International Space Station–all of which will be broadcast live on Twitch, where chatters can talk directly with astronauts living about the station.

NASA has a Twitch channel (with 1.3 million followers!) and has streamed there before, offering real-time peeks into things like launches and maneuvers, plus educational clips. But, as it said in a press release, this new series of streams are the first NASA events “developed specifically for the agency’s Twitch platform.”

During the Feb. 12 stream, viewers will hear from NASA astronauts Don Pettit (a chemical engineer who’s currently aboard the Iss) and Matt Dominick.

NASA says Pettit and Dominick will talk about daily life aboard Iss and what sorts of microgravity experiments the astronauts are conducting.