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On the spacecraft when you're flying,
there's going to be

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lots of different things pushing up
against you, like the air pressure.

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And when you, thrust the thrust
from the rocket

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engines, they're going to be pushing
against our Orion vehicle.

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And so we make sure
that all of those different loads

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or things that are pushing on the vehicle
are not going to break our vehicle.

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My name is Quyen
Jones, and I work on the MTL console,

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which is the Mechanisms
TPS and Loads and Dynamics Console.

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So we saw a really good launch
Everything went according to plan.

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We have to check the solar arrays

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that when they deploy they don't go under
any like unexpected loading.

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And they didn't they deployed beautifully.

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And that all the configuration
of the vehicle was in the right

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orientation for all of the burns
and events that we're going to do.

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And so we just tracked that to make sure
that nothing funny is happening.

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Well, with that, successful
TLI, crew is feeling pretty good up

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here on our way to the moon.

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So once we get that in flight data

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and can compare and, you know, and confirm
what some of our assumptions were

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that were based on, testing and textbooks,
and confirming that in space.

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I'm excited for that.

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And I'm excited
to see humans go around the moon.