all right well now it's time to get
started with the test so you come and
sit down here
and I know I said this is a test but
really your role does it feel
intimidating at all no not currently
well good good yes we're going to make
it a lot harder on you right so you
think the test in the in the other room
are difficult this is no this is
actually even easier because for the
most part all we need you to do is
operate it and play with it in essence
and the more that we do that the more
learnings we get from our session okay
so that's really Your Role no pressure
the pressure is all on me to try and
guide The Experience okay now in your
role as kind of a video game writer and
things do you ever do beta tests yeah
yeah pretty pretty regularly constantly
constantly okay so to think of this as
kind of like a beta test of sorts where
the whole idea behind this
um Lockheed Martin had this idea of Let's
test and see how commercial technology
can work and operate in deep space in a
much harsher environment than what we
have here on Earth but to see how these
commercial everyday products can can
work and operate in in that harsh
environment and provide new tools for
for future crew members to do their jobs
a little bit safer a little easier maybe
improve some quality of life and help
them be more efficient so that's really
your role as as our tester you get
to be a virtual crew member okay so have
you ever wanted to go to space
definitely definitely for how long my
whole life your whole life yeah okay
what what started your fascination with
space I don't remember okay I was so
young I think it was Carl Sagan probably
okay he's probably inspired a few folks in that
um well that's great well this is I I
want to say this is the next best thing
you're not actually on board the
spacecraft but you get to virtually be
there today yeah now as you know
astronaut schedules are very very
regimented they have their their whole
day is planned out so we do have a crew
timeline just for you as a virtual crew
member and if you look at the very first
item there what do you have a vehicle
status report status report all right
now before we jump into this because
while we're here we're going to imagine
that we're inside of Orion let's
actually pull up some of the views uh
from the external cameras that were
taken within the last 24 hours this is
imagery that was taken from one of the
four solar array wings okay if you ask
Rich to pull up those views you can
actually command him to do something I
don't want to be rude a Rich please uh
could you pull those views up for me
it seems like a much stronger word
that's more that's more uh you know
engineering vernacular and things so uh
two images one with the Earth in the
background and the one in the moon in
the background with Orion so again these
are Stills that were taken these ones
were the last 24 hours or are we a little
longer than that now a little longer
than that yeah 36 hours now but anyway
there's been some amazing imagery coming
down from the mission how many Stills
does it take
um well there are there are so there are
cameras on each of the four solar array
wings so depending on how they uh have
the vehicle oriented and where the
relationship between the different they
will take numerous Stills and then they
often take the best and downlink those
and provide them out to the public
so uh but I know there's a lot of
imagery out there from this Mission
already and they would want even more if
we could download all of it now aside
from seeing the external views we should
be able to see inside the cabin since
that's where we are pretending we are
today
if you want to ask Rich to pull up the
internal camera views oh Rich can I have
the internal camera views please
okay and here we are this this is
actually live from inside the vehicle
right now and I know we did run into
some technical difficulties getting to
this point today it does you're familiar
with the technical difficulties you've
heard of them once in a while
perfect well just like any good test
things may not go according to plan but
we learned from it so we we learned some
important things today so I know it kind
of delayed the start of this session all good by me
perfect you're helping you're welcome
either way and all of the engineers that
have worked on this thank you as well
this is this is perfect
um the only other thing I want to point
out aside from the live view I'm going
to stop talking here for a minute and if
you listen you can actually hear the
background noise coming from the vehicle
over the live feed
you hear that kind of low humming so
that's the coolant pumps that are
helping keep some of the temperature
regulated inside the vehicle what
temperature does it have to be
um they normally keep it in regular crew
temperature so generally between you
know 60 65 to 75 degrees roughly
is that in Celsius and so that's a
really good question I don't have that
conversion off the top 20 something
maybe yeah I'm gonna have Jared is
looking that up so he can feed us that
information we forget we actually had a
some from the European Space Agency
asked the same question earlier on
I'v been here for eight years I refuse to learn
Fahrenheit sorry I put my foot down on that one
and if you were a crew member that we
were programming this for we would make
sure that it was in the format and the
information that that you would want so
we would make sure that any responses
and things that we did for our displays
or otherwise we're going to need meters
and kilometers so all that good stuff
all right so you you were actually
really close on 70 Fahrenheit is about
21 degrees Celsius so like you were only
one degree like so you you just trumped
me as your guide you you did you did
excellent take that win
um okay so what we're going to do here
is as we start and try and do your
vehicle status report I want to point
your attention to the tablet display
that we have there this our display
normally there are three big monitors
that are there in the crew console uh
and there will be for the future Artemis
missions for Artemis 2 and Beyond since
that wasn't required for this last test
flight we wanted to test a commercial
off-the-shelf tablet in this case this
is just an iPad tablet
and we are now providing vehicle
Telemetry data and running Orion flight
software on this tablet how does that
work you have to like jailbreak it
it required a little bit of work on the
engineering side this is one that we
should have a good discussion with the
the chief engineer afterwards there was
a lot that went into this
um but what that means is it's now able
to provide and have access to all the
vehicle data that much like a modern day
dashboard that you have in cars and
things so what am I looking at exactly
so this is actually a battery display so
you can actually see four Images at the
top there are four batteries that help
power Orion and that are constantly
being charged and from the four solar
array Wings collecting power so but for
your vehicle status report if I were to
ask you looking at this display what the
average battery charge is
um could you help me out I have to ask
uh you don't know in this case we're
just looking at the display yes
I really should have brought glasses
um no I don't know how to tell you the answer to that
and that's okay we actually wouldn't
expect you to be able to do that this is
a very data dense display that we have
here and which is perfect when you uh
for the astronauts that are actually
operating the vehicle they need this
level of information to help them do
their jobs but for the virtual crew
members we're bringing in the general
audience that we're sharing this with we
wanted to be able to provide some
optimized displays that makes it a
little bit easier for those that haven't
had that kind of professional Astronaut
training that they go through so I'm
actually going to have you ask Brian if
he can pull up an optimized display for
us so that we can get an answer for the
vehicle status report about the average
battery charge uh Brian could you pull
up an optimized display for me so I can
properly read the battery charge that
was really good I I didn't actually
expect you to do the whole thing so
I'm being uh formal yes yeah and this
is a very safe environment we don't have
to be quite as formal doing this so if
you're like Brian and you just yeah snap
your fingers and and he knows so that is
average battery charge 94.5 I didn't
even have to point it out you were able
to see that I can read this is good one
of my many skills you passed the third
aspect of your Astronaut training for
today you can read well the external
temperature is 100
66.5 is that what it says 45 that's what it
says right now regarding the external
temperature wow that's hot that seems a
little warm for space yeah why yeah uh
actually that's an interesting one um
most of these sensors are are based near
some of the engine cones as they fire so
it's likely that there was either a
maneuver or a burn that happened
recently and has has upped that sensor reading
gotcha if we were to sit and watch this
for a while you'd probably see that go
back down normally space is extremely
cold and is like negative 474 degrees
Fahrenheit which someone will tell me
what that is in Celsius a thousand
I don't know when it gets negatives it's even more confusing
it adds an extra layer of complexity but
that's one of the unique things about
this is we could tailor this uh using
that vehicle data that's now on this
mobile tablet and Command Deck that
whether you're in the commander or Pilot
seat like we are or in the two seats
below us you have access to the displays
and the vehicle information to help you
in your role and things what are the
SAW so those are actually the four
solar array wings so there's one two
three and four and those are telling you
the relative position of how they are
gotcha if you kind of think of the Wings
as almost like your shoulders here this
will play really well for cameras
they're like Brandon's sticking out his
arms but they they kind of rotate and
and bend so that they can always be
faced towards the Sun and op be
optimized in how they're collecting
power solar solar energy cool yeah but
you can see how this type of a display
kind of simplifies and provides a new
layer of information in the roles what
information am I losing with the
simplified
yeah so between this one and the other
one this one is more focused on the
actual solar array wings and less about
other than providing the average battery
charge here the other one gives specific
voltage and details of each of the cells
within the battery to make sure that
they're performing within the normal
ranges that come into okay so when
you're trying to get into a deeper level
of that understanding you want more
access to that information so and for
crew we would probably tailor this to be
a lot more data dense again for them for
their specific Mission needs this is a
way to kind of showcase how that tablet
is able to have access to that vehicle
data and then be used anywhere within
the camera very cool
so we're going to do uh switch to one
more display so if if you want to ask
Brian again to pull up a timeline
display Brian could you pull up a
timeline display please I was going to
try and challenge you on that one and
make it like really really long but this
one's actually pretty easy
so on this one this is going to give the
relative position of Orion in in
relationship to the Earth and the moon
so as you see this right now the blue
dot the little blue dot by the Earth is
Orion it hasn't quite updated with
actual vehicle data you'll see that in a
minute sorry that dot does not look blue
to me oh yeah it it kind of yeah it kind almost looks a little bit white
from here okay good it is technically
technically a very light blue yeah okay
in there but you'll see this jump in a
minute and it's not because Orion just
traveled 222 000 miles in an instant
it's waiting to get an update from the
vehicle data to provide us the hey
here's where we are now but that that
kind of yellowish line was the expected
path that it was going to take and
you'll see most of that disappear
because we're just coming up on our
final pass around the Moon before we
exit and come back so does that mean
that it's off the expected path
currently uh currently so if we were to
be if we were able to run this display
during the entire Mission you'd see this
update and it would actually create a
blue line in place of using actual data
of where we traveled than this expected
path and journey that it's taken
because we're only operating it every
once in a while a couple hours you know
every every day
it would almost be like this dotted line
to yeah so while we're waiting for that
to update with the actual Telemetry data
this is one thing we've noticed from our
test is this particular screen has not
been updating quite as fast as some of
the others I do want to point out that
currently looking outside the window
here you notice that glowing orb yes out
of the right window that is actually the
moon very cool yes you are one of the
only guests that have been in a session
when we've had the moon out the window
very cool
we had a little bit uh and yeah it's
like hello moon nice to see you we're
right here you're looking great so this is
really now an astronaut experience for
you is you're getting to see the moon out
the window of the current
so um also the display just updated so
you can actually see now where we have
one final pass around the moon and then
we come back on our on our journey home
to earth now the other thing to notice
is because the vehicle is doing a little
bit of uh maneuver you may see some
flashes of light out of the left and
right most windows at times those are
the RCS thrusters just providing a
little bit of of rotation to is
that automated or does somebody manually
do uh so the vehicle is actually very
very automated they do have the ability
also to send the commands to be able to
do that but for the most part it is it
is fairly self-sufficient and able to
fly
um so we may see that Moon come in and
out as we continue on this I'm also
getting an update that very soon here
we're going to have our transition we
have about one more minute and then
we're going to transition between uh the
ground station of the 70 meter dish to
the 34 meter dish
so uh let's say for the vehicle status
report I think we can do one thing
before we we lose our signal with the
vehicle for a short beat is obviously
it's great to have displays and be able
to pull this information and have access
to that anywhere in the cabin we've also
implemented so that the onboard Voice
Assistant The Voice AI with Alexa has
access to that same vehicle data so you
can now go ahead and ask some of the
same type of of questions so if I can
get my keyboard here to work I'll queue
up the first one so right now if you
were to ask Alexa just like you practice
go ahead and ask and let's see if Alexa
can give us the information Alexa how
far away is Earth right now
yeah
Alexa how far away is Earth right now
currently Orion's 222 579 miles away
from Earth and 42 511 miles away from
the Moon that's so cool yes
you just sent your voice up to space
intimidating yeah 222 000 miles away
very cool
um that delay is pretty minimal it is
the same as in my house
and I imagine your high-speed internet
is a lot better A lot easier than the
connection that we have
um that's one of the remarkable things
about this is being able to work within
the constraints and that very limited
bandwidth that we have let's say I don't
know if this question makes sense but
what is the internet speed that Callisto
has access to it it is not uh over a
fiber fiber optic line or anything like
that
um your typical internet speeds at home
for standard in a connection you're kind
of looking in that 25 megabit or plus
range I'm I'm sure your Internet at home is a lot 500
faster yeah you're like at least that's
like my bare which is which is great
um for our payload operations we are not
getting near that I'm going to look over
to our chief engineer but for yeah yeah
four down wow and that is the maximum
possible configuration
wow and that isn't just for our payload
operations that's for the entire vehicle
so you can imagine between the commands
and the Telemetry and other things that
they're doing for our bandwidth to get
up and down just to communicate with
ours it's a tiny fraction of that wow so
how's the video
feed so clear
um that's that gets into a little bit
further things
the the GoPro did we switch over on the
on the network okay that's about to
happen Okay we're in the window of where
it's happening okay so we may see the
video feeds come down but to your
question
um we found actually I don't want to
call it a software bug it's a feature
yeah
yeah I bet yeah it is but we're able to
get about uh 720p quality at about a
third the native bandwidth so it it's
still a very decent quality stream
probably not the the quality stream that
you're used to I was trying to stream from the hotel
last night and it was 20 and I couldn't
yeah so yeah four oh my God but this is
one of those things that the more that
we test and learn here as we're
operating and and working with a vehicle
that's 222
000 miles away we can maybe take some of
those learnings and apply it to
technology here on Earth as well a lot
of the some some of the greatest
Innovations have come from space
exploration yeah
so uh we've already asked Alexa one
thing uh regarding the Telemetry we have
a couple other options so you can go
ahead and let's let's get at least two
or three more of these for our vehicle
status report
Alexa how fast are you spinning
Orion's current rate of spin is 1.1 degree per minute when
Orion is pointed to the Sun to gather
power from the solar arrays it is put
into what is known as a barbecue roll to
evenly distribute the sun's Heat
so normally it keeps this rotation so
that it evenly distributes the heat when
it's when it's not facing tail to Sun if
I were to ask Alexa that question at
home would I get the same answer
actually that is one of the things that
our partners brought to this is being
able to ask Alexa some of these same
types of questions and having it pull
from real-time vehicle data very cool so
yes you can try some of these at home as
well yeah would you like to try another
one
Alexa what point on Earth are you over
right now
Using Orion's current geodetic latitude and longitude location data calculated by onboard
guidance navigation and Control software
Orion is currently over South Atlantic
Ocean South Atlantic - I was hoping for
Australia is there a way that I could
ask how far off Australia it is I
wouldn't know how to phrase that yeah
that's one that we haven't built in for
this test but because we have access to
the vehicle data that could be a
potential intent
um I thought you were going to ask if
you could command the vehicle to go over
Australia so we can get a new response to that
that's okay yeah we can send that over
to the flight team we'll try to say hi
to my mom yeah perfectly perfect perfect
we can we can make that happen so you
can see the moon kind of disappearing in
that window because again that that
response talking about the the slow
rotation that we're on what am I seeing
that's uh the diamonds yes
um I'd like to say that those are
awesome stars that we're seeing uh but they're not I
wouldn't believe it yeah like those
clearly aren't Mr Briggs
um so those are actually
um some leftovers uh velcro and that
have been adhesive there that had a
cover on the Windows just before launch
gotcha they they didn't quite get
removed unfortunate but it happens yeah
yeah exactly I I actually I've heard
that those are temperature sensors as
well oh cool yeah those are actually
temperature sensors they were
interesting so it wasn't just the covers
I was misinformed so you see we're
learning even during the test I'm
learning new things so this this is
important all right we have a couple
more of these that we can do and then
we'll uh I think we can close out let's
do one more for the vehicle status
report
Alexa how fast is Orion going
Orion's current relative velocity to
Earth is 2 731 miles per hour the
maximum speed Orion will travel during
the mission is 24 700 miles per hour
upon earth entry it gets a little faster on
Earth entry Wow have you ever traveled
that fast before yeah all the time
that's what I that's what I figured yeah
you like to live life in the fastest lane all
the time all the time no time to waste
um we'll just pretend that none of the
police that watch any of this jk just
kidding you're like uh abort abort well
excellent so we've now finished our
vehicle status report we've been able to
use not only the optimized displays but
the onboard Voice Assistant to provide
some of that information to us looking
at your crew timeline uh what's next on
your agenda personal time personal time
that is always nice for your personal
time we're actually going to initiate a
call so if we're on board you'd want to
call home and talk to a loved one so
we're actually going to have you
initiate this call okay and it's very
very difficult you have to push this
call Orion button
do you think you can do this yes okay
can you prepare yourself
any training this is touch screen
I'm not going to mess anything you're
not gonna mess anything up
what did you do no you're you're
absolutely good
okay so while this call is initiating
you're actually going to see it connect
here because this one has a slightly
more direct connection
um so this is kind of the staging area
but the tablet up in space from this
camera is now going to take your
likeness and you are going to be in
space wow this is your astronaut moment
do you know what you're gonna do
we're waving we're waving towards the
first thing you do it's the first thing
you do you've now made this connection
you you want to do it so you are
officially in space right now wow did you
ever think this this would happen yeah I
expected this scenario yes exactly like yeah I did not no
Brandon I do this every day
well um should we capture an image of
you up in space yeah yeah do you have a
camera if not I can do it with mine
what so weird yeah okay
okay all right so if you worked with the
delay just a little bit here you can
actually catch it before you see your
phone come up and then we can we can
have fun with this in just a minute and
slightly over here I think that'll work
a little bit
nice just because of that delay like you
kind of have to work with it now when
you are when you're doing your video
game testing and even your streaming
what kind of latency do you like to work
with as close to zero as possible as close
to zero as possible usually like in that
30 to 50 range is still pretty
acceptable
um because we're on that six second
delay we're about 6 000 milliseconds so
a little bit more than that 30 to 50
range that is preferred but that's one
of the things that WebEx really brought
to the table here in being able to find
a way using that limited bandwidth
connection we have and compressing the
data and getting it set up so you have
really good video quality and all of our
audio the colors and things being
transmitted 222
000 miles away wow so let's do one thing
here do you mind if I grab your phone
and we will okay yes you mind me
grabbing your phone that was the all
right was that banjo that you had yes
on there uh very nice okay how do I get
my dog we can let's do this quick quick
selfie moment so because of the delay
yeah I'm gonna I'm gonna sneak back here
and hide behind the chair so I'm not in
your in your big space selfie you look
at that camera for about five seconds
which one yeah so this one right here uh
on the on the desk pro device here I didn't
realize that yeah that's where that
camera is sorry I should have pointed
that out earlier yeah
you can grade me on the guided tour that
I'm giving later
um so we'll okay smile at that camera
for five seconds do what you want and
then I will get in three two one turn
around
and now I'm gonna get you here as well
as you in space
there we go and now it's catching up
very cool well perfect thank you so the
other thing if you have a picture of
banjo that you wanted to do it the
sometimes the glare on the screen
doesn't quite work but you can take
banjo with you to space holding it up to
do my best
got a nice picture of banjo it's kind of
hard to pull from there's
so many endless Limitless
all right so you can kind of see it
there
nice now banjo has been with you to
space hell yeah I can't wait to tell him
he's going to be very excited he's going
to be wagging his tail
I love it yeah you do have where's six
seconds
yeah
six seconds can you grab it if not this
is going to be on the video capture that
we have so you'll also have it and you
can pull some stills from it yeah it's
kind of a fun moment now banjo's been
with you to space
It's all I ever wanted that's that's all we
ever wanted all right uh because we're
running a little bit low on time we're
going to kill some of your down time
because we still have the feature test
that we need to do this has been so hard though it is
it's a very difficult test
um but instead of the feature tests where
I'm going to skip over that one too
let's do our collaboration test first so
for that we're actually going to come
over here to the WebEx whiteboard make
sure you bring your phone because you
may you may want to grab a couple
pictures
um so here we're going to come back over
and we're going to share this we're
going to pull up a new whiteboarding
session again this is one of the Cisco
whiteboards and we kind of practice in
the other room I would like you to hit
that green share button
and what you're doing is you are now
initiating this to be shared to the
payload you're taking over the video
that we had up earlier and now
everything that you write here is going
to show up on the tablet in the space
so aside from yourself always wanting to
have been an astronaut or do you have
any friends or family that also wanted
to be an astronaut no but I think they'd still enjoy the experience
uh you get to select a color here and do
what you would like okay um so one of
your friends who would you put up in in
space that you'd want to communicate
with that's going to be my mom it's your
mom yeah okay well let's have you select
the color and you can write a message to
your mom and have it appear on the
tablet up in space so what would you
want to what's the first thing you want
to write to your mom it's a lot of
pressure yeah okay um and I say Mom
which is not mum you're like
that's not the right way you can give me
some some proper language etiquette
afterwards
and nice as you were drawing this you
will notice that it is now appearing up
on the tablet in space
very cool
what is your mom's name Susan Susan
oh I was like I I couldn't understand
the hi mum and you're like yeah it's
Susan I was like what you Don't Spell
Susan h-i-m-u-m okay
do you think your mom ever expected you
to be able to write her a message from
space again probably not
[Laughter]
you'll have to have a follow up conversation with her after
this
very nice
I like it and as you turn you can see it
just finishing again just because of
that delay and things but if your mum I
said it properly that time nice I I'm
trying I can be taught everyone
excellent
um so but if your mom is in space then
she would be able to write back and
what do you think she would write back
to you
what what am I doing in space yeah
you're supposed to be here so would this
ever actually be used uh that is kind of
the idea and why we're doing this test
is to be able to use this application in
more of a practical real world like it's
great to be able to send messages and do
things here so I'm not going to erase
this because I we want to make sure that
you can have a chance to do it but
speaking of that practical application
let's have you hit that share button so
again if your mum is in space and she's
just done a lunar flyby of the Moon and
she's taking that tablet out she's
taking a picture of the lunar
surface she should be I mean you just I hope she's okay
said hello from Mission Control she's
she's on cloud nine right now plus she's
in space like she's having a great time
she's having a great time so let's say
uh your mom just took this picture and
she's gonna say okay she needs to get
from this Landing Zone where they want
to land and needs to set up base camp
over here so she needs to communicate
with the foremost expert on the lunar
surface which is you she's been gravely
misinformed
so perfect so select a color and if you
can provide a recommended path you want
her to take you can kind of see how your
collaboration and expertise here on
Earth can then be shared with the crew
on board
so which path would you want your mum to
take
is she The Adventurous type
she is she loves a mountain actually
maybe I should give us some okay you got
to give her more of a all-terrain lunar
vehicle yeah
we're exploring the craters I like it
I'm not trying to kill her but uh I
think she'd she'd enjoy the hike
yeah no this is this this is the right
thing now again because there's always a
redundancy let's say they wanted a
secondary path that maybe is a little
safer you can just select another color
and then draw another path
and just think of this like a uh a mini
map and one of the games you play like
this is this is your cheat code you're
trying to plan out your path but now
you're collaborating with the crew
that's on board because everything your
expertise here has shown up on the
tablet in space and so you can now work
with them and say okay along these paths
let's also select some samples so let's
say select three areas of where you want
them to collect samples on their Journey
in the crater excellent choice
very nice
oh so you're even gonna have them go
off-road a little and check more of the
dark spot in the crater what's going on
in the shadow but you can see how this
then becomes that practical application
of of this feature on the board
well
um while we still have a little bit of
time while we're over here at the board
I want to do two last things
first is uh we've been having all of our
testers virtual crew members come in and
actually sign this virtual crew log that
just says that you were able to help us
on the on this Mission so we're going to
share this up to the payload screen as
well and then same thing select the
color you want to uh sign your name in
you are
um we've actually had a few I I've lost
count of how many testers we've had in
I'm thinking of how I want to sign it uh
it is it is a big pressure moment how do
you want to sign it
are you going to go with the standard
Alana is this going to be I'm using my
own signature is a bad idea yeah you
don't want to give them the bank
signature you know yeah
I think this is a good one though thank
you
my penmanship is horrible so I always
appreciate when someone has like decent
legible writing yeah I have noticed the
heart a lot you do that on the end yeah
I do do that a lot actually what's the
date today today is the fourth fifth
third that was way off I'm gonna do
these I've lost all track of of time
and December 3rd
very nice so I'll go ahead and take the
stylus and would you like a picture with
your virtual crew log signature
definitely definitely if you pull it out
if you stand actually over here there's
a little bit more light and then I can
get it with you and your signature
there you go perfect
okay zoom out just a little bit my hand
in the right spot that's that's a pretty
good spot
very nice
and I'm going to try and grab one this
way see if we can get both views in
that way you have the moon thank you
there you are thank you so much okay we
still have a couple of minutes and
there's a couple last things that I
think we can we can test
as we kind of close out our day normally
we'd be kind of closing out but since we
have almost three minutes I think we
should put a couple more aspects to the
test okay now I I know for a fact you
use Alexa in your home pretty regularly
what do you use Alexa to control in your
home I play a lot of music other things
that I do at home is like set a timer
control lighting yes
can you do that
Yes except for some reason I'm missing
my my slide you can control the lighting
there are actually six color options to
choose from you have blue green red
yellow magenta and cyan
Alexa change the lights change the
lights to
Alexa change the lights to Blue
it's a very popular choice
she gets the vibe it does oh it's going
to change the lights
okay so cool you've now commanded the
lights to change inside of the Orion
vehicle 222 000 miles away it's unfathomable
uh it is so we are cutting down
to one feed it looks like
um just because of the the network
bandwidth well Alanah I I would love to
have you just play in and and test this
even more unfortunately because of some
of the delays we had to cut our session
a little bit short I hope you've
appreciated your time this is very very cool
yeah does this kind of suffice a little
bit since you had that desire to go to
space I'll take it you'll take it okay
it's not quite the not quite the I've
got so much training now that when I go
to space you're ready you're ready for
it I think that's all you can be like
hey I tested I know how to use the Alexa
I know so if this is implemented on a
future Mission you're like hey I helped
test that well excellent well thank you
so much thank you for having me I'd love
for you to see some of the magic
happening behind the scenes and the team
running it so we can go ahead and stand
up here and uh we'll just say thank you
to everyone here in the room thank you
for doing an excellent job you did a
great job
okay come on out this way