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This is Mission Control Houston

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from inside the Artemis flight control
room here at the Johnson Space Center.

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We are at a mission elapsed
time of two days,

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17 hours, 58 minutes and counting.

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The orbit three team of flight controllers
is currently on shift

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in Mission Control,
and we are gearing up for Crew

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Week at a mission elapsed
time of two days, 18 hours,

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as well as the handover to our orbit,
one team of flight controllers,

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the Orion spacecraft, is currently 168,000
miles and counting away from Earth

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and 110,000 miles away from the moon,
while the crew has been asleep,

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we have received

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some downlinked images from integrity,
so let's take a look at them.

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Here we can see Commander Reid Wiseman
through Orion's window.

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We can see him looking out,
watching the earth grow smaller.

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And we're all reminded that
every single giant

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leap begins
with leaving something familiar behind.

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Let's go over to our next image.

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And there we have mission specialist
Christina Cook looking at our blue marble

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that's giving us some perspective
on humanity's innate need to explore

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very inspirational photos
coming down from the crew

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while we wait for them to wake up
and just under a minute from now.

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For now, this is Mission Control Houston.

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Good morning.

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There's there's a couple of items.

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I did want to talk with you before.

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We got too much of the day going,
so if you had a couple minutes.

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I had a few big picture words.

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Yeah.

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Go ahead.

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My big picture.

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Today we have canceled ATC to burn.

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We are replacing it with some,

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maneuvers
and a check out of the wastewater dump.

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So at 1835, about 30 minutes

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from now,
we're going to maneuver to, attitude

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that will put the sun onto that wastewater
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We have increased the heater temperatures
on the nozzle and the lines themselves.

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And we're hoping that
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of the vent lines, why we couldn't
do the wastewater dump last night,

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then this, will give us a chance to see
if we were able to solve that.

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This is Artemis mission control.

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Mission elapsed time two days, 18 hours,
45 minutes into the flight of Artemis

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two, the first flight of humans aboard
the Orion spacecraft.

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You're getting a live look outside Orion

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right now.

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The, teams are maneuvering the spacecraft
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Wings.

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As you heard earlier,
we are not having the outbound trajectory

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correction burn today.

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This was deemed unnecessary
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or the lunar flyby.

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The trans lunar injection burn

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put the vehicle on the correct
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and therefore, the team at Mission
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outbound trajectory correction burn one,
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Skipping that second burn also
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troubleshooting some of the universal
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Issues that cropped up last night.

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There was a wastewater dump,

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planned last night.

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Very routine

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and regularly scheduled action,
and it terminated after only dumping 3%.

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So the wastewater tank
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It is at 64% with a limit of 80%.

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But the crew was instructed
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if they needed.

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Part of the, reason

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for reorienting the spacecraft
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specifically where the primary event
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They are hoping that
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thaw out potential ice that may be on that

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bent nozzle.

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Meanwhile,

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inside the Orion spacecraft,
our crew just woke up.

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That wake up coming at 11:35 a.m.

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central time.

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We have a small request for you guys,

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with this attitude
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we're getting the sun on the window
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and we're a little worried about them
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We would like to request
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We understand that will make it
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And we want to encourage you
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in the cabin or something similar
if needed, to block out that sunlight.

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But the shades will help us with
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So we have our makeshift

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t shirt, on window one.

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Is that one okay to stay up then?
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And we'll take off the window to shade
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Yep. That sounds great.

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Thanks for.

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Huntsville integrity for avatar.

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And integrity.

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Huntsville's with you.

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Yes. Good.

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Integrity. Morning.

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I think it's afternoon for you, avatar.

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Lights to report. All lights are on.

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And except for 15, one five.

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Okay, we copy you.

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Same status as yesterday. All lights on.

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Oh one, except for one five.

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You recently heard a call from NASA
astronaut Christina Cook,

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mission specialist on the Artemis
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the mission control center at Marshall.

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This was to the payload operations
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for the avatar payload, which is
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Avatar stands for

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a virtual astronaut
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This is part of our strategy
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understanding of how the deep space
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So this is organ on a chip technology.

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It's about the size of a USB thumb drive.

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And it measures how individual astronauts
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These organ chips contain cells
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Donations from the crew for this research
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can serve as accurate tools
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human response to stressors.

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So scientists will be comparing
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findings with space station
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taken from the crew before
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Hello, Houston.

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We are ready for morning sea.

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Just a few things.

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We heard a rumor up here that it is
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We have definitely lost track of the days.

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We are showing

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151,476 nautical miles from Earth.

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And it's going up about one mile
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which is still a pretty impressive
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And, thanks to your office down there,
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the windows.

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Morale is high on board and looking out
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you can see a beautiful crescent earth
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glinting off of the ocean
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It's just a truly remarkable sight.

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We are ready to talk.

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Gorgeous read.

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We love that description.

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And first off, thanks to the Integrity
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So are we, but we are happy to do it.

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I want to start by asking
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camera for DPC,
because if so, we'd love it.

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Yeah, we will work on that right now.

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Might just take us a minute
and I'll try to start around the video.

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This is Artemis mission control.

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You're getting a live
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named integrity by the Artemis two crew.

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They are setting up for a public affairs
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They'll be speaking with NBC and CBS.

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Integrity, this is Houston.

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Are you ready for the event?

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Houston, from inside

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integrity, we are ready for the event.

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NBC News, this is mission control.

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Houston,
please call integrity for a voice check.

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Integrity.

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This is Tom Costello with NBC news.

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Are you hearing us?

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Okay.

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Hey. Hey, Tom.

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It's great to hear your voice
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185,000 nautical miles from Earth.

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How are you doing?

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I'm. Well.

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Congratulations on your mission
so far, I'm told this is

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the farthest interview
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And I'm wondering, how does it feel
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that nobody has been since 1972?

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Honestly, it

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is unbelievable that we in 1972,
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and seeing how difficult this is
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we do have a little bit of echo
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We'll try to turn it down
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But this is a magnificent accomplishment
to be up here, to see the moon,

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to see the Earth, and to know that we are
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And you can see it
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The earth is almost in full eclipse,
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and the only way you could get that view
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It's just
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I think as we go into Easter Sunday
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all around the world,

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whether you celebrate it or not,
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This is an opportunity
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who we are,
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And that we got
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This is Artemis

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mission control
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We have now reached exactly

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three days since the launch of Orion.

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You just heard the call to the crew

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that the solar arrays
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We're looking to get a picture of the crew
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Photos are the priority, of this event.

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So we'll stand by to
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But regardless, we will be very excited
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as soon as we possibly can.

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Make sure you follow NASA and NASA Artemis

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on all social media
that would be at NASA and at NASA.

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Artemus.

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Integrity.

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Houston, our stars are in position
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so sometime in the next few minutes,
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to get it done. Thanks.

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All right,
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So stay say cheese and stay
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while we perform this photography bracket
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Okay, well, freeze in three, two,
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The Integrated Communications Officer,
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is helping take this picture of the crew
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Now all smiling
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they've called home.

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We've had some great views, both inside
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but this is the first time
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and the spacecraft in the same photo.

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we are taking pictures right now, so
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We look forward to sharing these pictures
as soon as we possibly can

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and make sure you follow
NASA and NASA Artemis on social media.

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It's taking
a little longer than we thought.

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Thanks for holding.

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All right, everybody can relax.

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That was great.

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Thank you so much.

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We all look forward
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Come December.

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Thanks.

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On your screen, a live view

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of the Orion spacecraft
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Our destination now.

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96,575 miles away.

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On the left side of your screen
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Jeremy Hansen.

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And to his right, NASA astronaut
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During this

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demonstration, the crew will be able
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and test its six degree of freedom
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If you look closely in the background,
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and pilot Victor Glover filming
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All right.

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And just giving you some cool
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we everything was nominal,
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That's workable.

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And then,
we had a little bit of coupling and roll,

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and both in the same direction
on that one,

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we had about four degrees of roll
through the 20

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degrees of the.

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Capsule.

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Okay.

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We just finished
the three tough maneuvers.

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The rates all seem the same.

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The response in the same.

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It is difficult

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to tell whether you might be might
have some cross coupling from the RHC

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or if it's from the vehicle,
but we are pretty convinced.

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And, last role one, the coupling
that showed up, which was four

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degrees, was coming from the vehicle
and not the RHC.

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So the vehicle overshot

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by seven degrees
once it was released from the, left.

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And then it built up very slowly,
built up a rate, and it looks like

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it's trying to take it back to where BRC
was released, but it's overshooting again.

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Copy all.

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And, Jenny, we're going to switch
pilots now.

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This will be myself in the seat

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and making comments.

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Copy.

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We're following the swap.

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Thank you.

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And currently on your screen, you can see

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CSA astronaut Jeremy Hansen and NASA
astronaut Christina Cook swatching,

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swapping places
as they continue through the manual

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piloting developmental flight test
objective.

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Again, they are performing
several different attitude

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maneuvers to compare six degrees
of freedom and three degrees of freedom.

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Attitude control on the spacecraft.

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Six Degrees of freedom refers
to the six ways that a spacecraft moves.

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There are three translational degrees
of freedom forward, backward, up,

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and down, and left and right,
and three rotational degrees

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of freedom,
which are roll, pitch and your.

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Okay,
I want to make a comment on the pitch up.

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There was some roll there.

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I tried a different technique
where I actually kind of held the or mount

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at the high end of its play,

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rather than pressing down at the low end
since I was pitching up,

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but I think that actually made it
a little bit harder

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to keep the roll coupling out.

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So, for pitch down, I'll go ahead
and hold it at the bottom of its play.

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So in this again
in the direction in this case of the pitch

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cup, you

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and Houston, we have some earth

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and human viewers here
who are putting in requests

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for different motions
so they can see things in the window.

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We're seeing them in the camera views
and we're enjoying it.

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Those look at those scientists go.

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Not too long ago,

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they did surpass the two thirds mark

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as they continue to close in on the moon,
and they are expected to make that

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closest approach
and their lunar flyby on flight day six.

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Coming up on April 6th.

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Absolutely.

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One of the neat things
that I'm seeing right now,

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is in the sort of largest Murray field,
the one that sort of makes up most of the

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the very, western side of what you can see
on the near side there is the giant.

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It's much more obvious now
that one of those Mars is a huge basin,

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because it's just right now
it's kind of at the 1:00 position,

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and I don't know the name of that big one.

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It's basically just west of where Syrian

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Paris and Tranquility Heights are.

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But it is it is phenomenal.

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And the moon we are looking at
is not the moon.

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You see from Earth whatsoever.

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And Victor is absolutely

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mesmerized
by Orientale through the 400 lens.

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He says that not only in Orientale,
but all around the basin,

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you can actually see the terrain.

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It's not an albino change,
it's not shadows.

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You can actually just tell
that their terrain features of,

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the multi ringed crater there.

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Christina, we copied all,

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Victor's Oriental observations.

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That sounds amazing.

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And, we think based on your description
of the, basin that you saw,

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that is Imbrium.

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Yes, that sounds right.

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I've never noticed
that Imbrium has such a distinctive

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high albedo ring defining it.

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Also worth mentioning,
we do apparently have a full moon.

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We can't detect any terminator at all.

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It looks like full limb
all the way around.

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And, Jackie, we got Jeremy on there

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just for a minute before his POV,
and he's just going to look at this.

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As soon as I put my hands on the 400.

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And it's just,

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you know, I'm not one for hyperbole, but
it's the only thing I could come up with.

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Just seeing Tycho.

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There's mountains to the north.

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You can see Copernicus, Rainier, gamma.

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It's just everything from the training.

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But in three dimension,
an absolutely unbelievable.

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This is incredible.

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Coffee moon. Joy.

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And, Houston, I can tell you that
Christina now has the 400 millimeter.

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And she also is the queen of hyperbole.

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It's incredible. Wow.

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Kathy.

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Christina doing her
best three impression at the window.

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Yeah, I just wanted

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to make one kind of correction
to what I mentioned before.

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I do think that we have
a Terminator is on the far western edge.

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It's not actually a limb.

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It's on
the Terminator along with the base,

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basically almost in the same places
where you would imagine a limb to be.

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But it's, very high up, you know,
as you would expect from the far side.

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And you can see, the topography
all along, the Terminator.

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It's awesome.

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Houston.

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Integrity for altitude reference
change moment.

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Go ahead.

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Jackie, with that incredible

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viewing behind us of our destination

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in the near term, we hereby change our due

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PFG altitude reference from Earth to Moon.

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We are currently

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76,362 nautical miles

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from the moon.

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And from Earth.

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We had been 168,000 nautical miles.

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Houston.

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Kathy's.