On the spacecraft when you're flying, there's going to be
lots of different things pushing up against you, like the air pressure.
And when you, thrust the thrust from the rocket
engines, they're going to be pushing against our Orion vehicle.
And so we make sure that all of those different loads
or things that are pushing on the vehicle are not going to break our vehicle.
My name is Quyen Jones, and I work on the MTL console,
which is the Mechanisms TPS and Loads and Dynamics Console.
So we saw a really good launch Everything went according to plan.
We have to check the solar arrays
that when they deploy they don't go under any like unexpected loading.
And they didn't they deployed beautifully.
And that all the configuration of the vehicle was in the right
orientation for all of the burns and events that we're going to do.
And so we just tracked that to make sure that nothing funny is happening.
Well, with that, successful TLI, crew is feeling pretty good up
here on our way to the moon.
So once we get that in flight data
and can compare and, you know, and confirm what some of our assumptions were
that were based on, testing and textbooks, and confirming that in space.
I'm excited for that.
And I'm excited to see humans go around the moon.