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all right so first off

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Welcome to our special operations room

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here in Mission Control at Johnson's

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Space Center uh I'm very excited to have

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you here it's an honor to be here yeah

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I'm very excited you're here

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um as you know I'm Justin Nicholas I was

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the lead uh designer for Alexa on this

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project and I'll be kind of helping you

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through your experience day with

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Callisto great so Callisto is a

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technology demonstration between WebEx

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Lockheed Martin and Amazon

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and we're testing how commercial

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technology can help future astronauts on

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deep space missions

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but I don't have to tell you that you

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like myself you've been working on this

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project for a while that's right it's

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this has been a long time coming just

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about four years now you're right uh why

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don't you explain to me a little bit

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you're about your role on the project oh

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sure thing so um just from the very

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start when the Lockheed approached

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Amazon I was on the first call

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and they approached us and say you know

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we're going to send uh the Artemis with

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the Artemis One mission

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we'd like to send a payload that's going

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to help us engage the public and so they

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said well how can basically kind of

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thought how can we do that and so that's

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when they had the idea of well why not a

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voice assistant let's let's do an

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experience whereby people can interact

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with with an entity that would be on

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board the craft and so the approach to

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Amazon said hey you know could you embed

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it Alexa on on here and so that was the

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first call and so we had I had lots of

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questions and of course as a Solutions

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architect that's my job to actually

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figure out okay can we actually do this

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that's a big question for this project

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that's right and uh in a Amazonian

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fashion if you're about 70 percent  you can sure

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you can do something you go full speed

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on it and I think I just reached that

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threshold uh maybe about a week later

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well I think we're all very happy that

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you made that threshold so was yeah

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proving to be a very exciting uh beta

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test if you will that's right we we look

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at this as a you know not just engaging

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the public but the true technology

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demonstration

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yeah so well we did invite you here

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today to work on any longer as you know

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your work is done it's up on Orion it's

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on its way to the Moon today instead

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we've invited you here to help us test

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it as you know on Artemis one there's a

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lot of things we're testing we're

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testing the launch vehicle with the SLS

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we're testing the crew cabin with Orion

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and we're testing Callisto our payload

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today

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so what we're going to do to do that

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test is you're going to imagine that you

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are an astronaut inside a Orion a virtual

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crew member inside the vehicle as you

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interact with the technology today how

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does that sound that sounds great I am

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so ready all right great uh did you ever

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want to go to space Oh my gosh yes from

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the very uh beginning uh you know I

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remember you know watching the space

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shuttle launches

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um you know when I was eight or nine you

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know it has been a lifelong passion for

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me and that's why this project is so

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special well we weren't able to get you

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a seat on board Orion today however I

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think this is the next best thing it is

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all right so like I said imagine that

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you're a crew member inside of Orion and

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uh you're on your way to the moon so

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we're going to go through this we're

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going to do this test in kind of a day

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in the life of an astronaut so in the

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moments that you wake up to the moment

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that you go to sleep so to in order to

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kind of help facilitate that I'm going

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to bring up some camera views that were

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taken recently uh Rich can you bring up

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the external cameras

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so these are views taken from cameras

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that are mounted on the solar ring solar

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inside the vehicle and these are the

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views that you see out of your window

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gives a new meaning yeah better than any

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of you out of a hotel that I've seen

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rendering

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and what do I see up here I think I see

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the moon

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uh yeah so these photos here are uh

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these are not live feeds yes but uh how

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inside the vehicle I would love to I've

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been waiting for this moment for a long

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time so we're gonna do two things

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button to initiate the call and what

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that's going to do is we're going to

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connect this Desk Pro there's a camera

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vehicle all at the same time

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so sounds exciting when you're ready

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press the call Orion button there to

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initiate the call let's do it yeah

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that is amazing there you are in space

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yeah so these are live this is a live

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bespoke version of their software so

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they have this high quality video that's

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through the DSN to be able to have this

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high quality look on the outside as it

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gets to the iPad you know what's really

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neat is that you can see actually the

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delay okay when we're talking

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yeah that's amazing would you like to

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get a selfie of your uh to commemorate

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this service all right let's do that

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and I'll take one of just you as well

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their time is very precious and uh they

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follow a strict schedule in a timeline

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timeline and kind of check these things

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support team that's going to be talking

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okay all right so one of the first

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phone they want to see what they've

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missed what's coming up for the day you

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the things they do as well they check a

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status and one of the things they check

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the battery is and because the battery

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provides the power to the subsystems

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that keep the vehicle and the astronauts

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safe let me check with support are we

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going to be able to bring up the battery

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displays or not

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Ari are we able to bring up the battery

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displays or not

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those battery displays and you can see

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shot of the Callisto payload now on the

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oh that's unbelievable so what do I see

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a mannequin that is a mannequin so that

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mannequin is simulating having a human

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on board and as it uh on this flight

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it's Gathering a lot of data as it goes

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around the moon and collecting that data

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yes yes pretty awesome Commander Campos

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uh Snoopy uh that uh looks like it's a

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gonna be similar to what future

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the battery display okay so taking a

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look at that you see that our status

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report we need to get the battery status

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so can you take a look at that and and

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tell me what the battery status is sure

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better than mine yeah uh so that was a

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great great stab at that uh I don't I

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this because astronauts go through this

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extensive training to be able to be able

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to understand these dense and complex

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displays like this however one of the

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demonstration that we're testing is to

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be able to take that same information

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and it put it into optimized displays

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sure so I'll bring one of those up now

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uh Ari can you bring up the optimized

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solar display

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so it takes a few seconds to be able to

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get that command up to the vehicle to

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make that switch

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and there is the optimized solar display

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you give me the average battery charge

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oh let's see this oh this this looks uh

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a lot easier to read actually average

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to becoming an astronaut right now oh I

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feel so good so uh yeah to be able to

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take this information put it in new

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displays we can optimize it for the crew

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for engineers or for the general public

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the vehicle so they can make that switch

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on the tablet inside a Callisto so who's

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sending in the command uh so I am

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talking to the support team behind you

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right now and they're coordinating with

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an engineering room that's on the other

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side of this wall behind the big screen

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awesome and then there's a whole

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building of people that are supporting

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us as well so there's a lot of magic

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that's happening behind the scenes and

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after our session we can go around and

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maybe meet a few of them right yeah look

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forward to it so here's that optimized

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Telemetry screen I was talking about if

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you can look at our crew timeline we

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need to confirm the Met MET stands for

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Mission elapsed time so you're familiar

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with the T minus countdown I am that's

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what happens right before launch after

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takeoff it switches over into met which

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is Mission elapsed time so if you can

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look up there and if you can confirm

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what day of the mission we're in we're

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on day three

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take a look

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correct look at that all right we are

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cruising through our checklist here so

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uh the next thing on our checklist is is

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to do an oxygen level check so uh one of

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uh instead of logging on to another

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display screen to be able to do that we

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are going to use our virtual assistant

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onboard Alexa

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the moment I've been waiting for right

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uh so as you know uh all the information

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that's been powering these displays

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Alexa also has access to that

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information oh that's amazing right so

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what we're going to do is uh if you want

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to grab this push button here yes

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all right and we're just going to wait

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one second so we can bring up

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um the video

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of us on screen

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before we do that connection

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all right that is coming up nope I got

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it

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that is coming up in just a second and

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there we are all right

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so remember press and hold and go ahead

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when you're ready

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Alexa how much oxygen do we have left

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all right

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so we're gonna test so as you know this

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is a test of our technology so we're

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going to go through a different a lot of

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different circumstances to be able to

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test this out but what we're going to do

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today is we're going to have you go a

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little bit closer to the microphone and

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we're going to have you try that same

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command one more time

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Alexa how much oxygen do we have left

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it's awesome look at that light ring

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right

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years of work come together for this

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moment right here

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pretty awesome it's awesome four years

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very informational

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yeah it looks like uh I'd be uh fine on

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board

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all right so we have two more uh status

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reports we're gonna do um so let's go

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ahead and uh check the lunar ETA

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Alexa how long until you reach the Moon

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all right so we're gonna try that one

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more time

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Alexa how long until you reach the Moon

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she seems to be a little temperamental

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today

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okay so what we're gonna do is we're

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gonna we're gonna move on from the lunar

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ETA and go to the vehicle speed so you

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have the command there why don't you

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give this one a try

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Alexa how fast is Orion going

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foreign

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so this time it sounds like I'm getting

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some support here it sounds like it's a

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little hot in the mic so if you could

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try to do it not as loud but your tone

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and your distance is good

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a lot a lot of tests right let's let's

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do it that's how it's why we're here all

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right let's do it

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Alexa how fast is Orion going

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professional

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s

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so this is all happening on Orion

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without the being able to connect to the

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cloud yes so Amazon as you know uses

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something called local voice control

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technology that allows all the automatic

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speech recognition so turning our voice

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into words natural language

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understanding returning those words into

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the commander the intent of what you

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want to do and that's all being done on

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board the vehicle without being sent to

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the cloud if uh I'm sure you have Alexa

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devices in your house plenty of probably

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too many right like myself

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so as you know when you talk to that

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advice the command goes up to the cloud

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and then comes back it happens very fast

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but it happens if you were an astronaut

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on board Orion and you're on The Far

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Side of the Moon you make that request

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it would take upwards of 13 seconds to

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go back down to earth hit the cloud and

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back up having local voice control will

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give astronauts the ability to access

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that information from the vehicle

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without immediately without having to

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incur that Communications leg of course

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uh so I'm going to ask you are you aware

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of any other places that Alexa and

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Amazon that uses local voice control

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yeah I am aware that our 4th gen devices

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support local voice control for some

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utterances for for example volume up

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volume down okay so if your device is

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offline you can use those commands you

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can ask for time and we also support

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some smart home commands as well if you

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have a connected equipment or lights for

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example did I hear that we use in Alexa

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Auto as well uh so in Alexa Auto it's

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actually a quite important uh for Alexa

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built in and cars to support the offline

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mode because you can be for example on

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top of a mountain with no cell reception

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it needs to work yeah you don't want to

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be cut off from Alexa on top of a

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mountain uh so millions of people here

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on Earth rely on Alexa to manage their

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smart home I'm guessing that you have

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some smart home devices in your house

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many yeah probably too many to count

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like myself so on board Callisto we have

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the ability to change the lights some of

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the lights that are in the cabin

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this I've been exciting excited to try

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out perfect why don't you grab the uh

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the controller here

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the button here okay and go ahead and

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and send the command to

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control the lights

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Alexa set the light to Green

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and there he goes

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you tell me perfect that is amazing you

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just I think you just sent the farthest

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smart home request to Alexa in history

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I'm so excited

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and it was quick yeah it was quick yeah

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that looks great too nice work

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uh so uh we've had a really busy day and

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as you can see in our crew timeline we

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had to skip over a few things due to uh

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you know moving around and testing

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certain items but we have some personal

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time here and when you're away from your

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family for a long time it helps to have

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a sense of humor keep your spirits High

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it does and having Alexa on board her

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personality uh there's some uh comedy

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that Alexa could bring do you want to

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test that out I sure do all right

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why don't you go ahead when you're ready

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Alexa tell me a joke

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of course

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solid gold so that uh about wraps up our

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time today uh one of the last things we

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have to do is to initiate the Sleep

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sequence do you want to issue the last

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command to Alexa for the day I

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definitely do and she deserves a good

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sleep

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we all do

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Alexa go to sleep mode

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and There She Goes

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turning off the lights playing some

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ambient sounds so that you can have a

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nice sleep inside the cabin

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that's awesome that's one of the most

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useful things Philippe I was so excited

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for you to be here today uh thank you so

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much I hope you had a great time thank

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you so much Justin for showing me

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everything that

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the team has done I it's incred I can't

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wait to meet the engineering crew uh so

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the last thing we're going to do is uh

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are we able to sign the Whiteboard

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before we head out

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nope all right we don't have time all

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right so why don't you follow me and

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we'll go say hi to the engineering team

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let's do it all right