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Welcome to NASA's Johnson Space
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cause the lack gravity The
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NASA Johnson STYLE

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>> Dan Huot: Joining me
now, one of the minds behind

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"NASA Johnson Style,"
Mr. Adam Naids.

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Adam -- awesome video.

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Seriously.

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>> Adam Naids: Thank you.

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I appreciate it.

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>> Dan Huot: Awesome
video, you know.

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First of all, how does it feel?

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I mean, this video
has been viewed

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over four million
times, as of right now.

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How does it feel to put
something like this together?

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>> Adam Naids: Well it's just
a magnificent feeling, I mean,

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just -- the first weekend
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we received almost a million
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of the day, we were all checking
for different news stories

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and checking the
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to see it skyrocket was
just -- it was unreal.

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>> Dan Huot: It's got to feel
really, really rewarding.

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Now, where did this
idea come from?

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I mean, where did you
guys start with this?

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>> Adam Naids: So the co-op
video committee was made

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to create videos for
the public that --

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in a way that's meaningful
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You know, just things that are
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music, things like that.

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And this summer, we got some
ideas to make music videos.

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And during one of the co-op
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one of the co-ops -- her name is
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let's do a Gangnam style parody.

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It's a big, it's a big,
really popular video."

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>> Dan Huot: Recognizable.

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>> Adam Naids: "Very
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And we kind of just
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And now it turned out to be what
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>> Dan Huot: Well,
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about what it was
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It obviously looks like you guys
had a lot of fun doing this.

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I mean, what were some

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of the cooler experiences
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>> Adam Naids: Oh yeah,
it was a very fun time.

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I mean, it was definitely a lot
of work, you know, preparing

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and figuring out what
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getting all the approvals from
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getting the astronauts
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>> Dan Huot: Teaching them
how to dance a little bit.

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>> Adam Naids: Exactly.

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Exactly. I mean, with Clay, we
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He just went off on his own
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But I think the most fun
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and just watching it on the
camera and seeing afterwards,

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like "Wow," like "this
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And my two favorite
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with the big finale scene.

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That was actually the
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We just were like,
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let's see how many people we can
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and we sent out a
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and we were so surprised when
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up to the auditorium to
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And it was just so funny to see
all these, you know, respected,

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like, engineers and scientists,
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for sending humans into space,

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doing the Gangnam
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>> Dan Huot: Come out
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>> Adam Naids: Exactly.

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It's great to see that everyone
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and can have fun.

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And then the other exciting
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was one of my favorite moments,

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was when we were filming
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I mean, we didn't know if
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to get an astronaut to be able
to do the Gangnam Style dance.

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So we were at the bottom of
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up with him, and he just
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of the elevator over to us, and
we all just broke down laughing.

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And we just looked at each
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"We're onto something big now.

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This is going to be
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to see an astronaut
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So it was just -- the whole
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>> Dan Huot: So beside, you
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really eye-catching,
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there's another purpose
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What is that?

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>> Adam Naids: Oh, yeah.

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There's a couple purposes.

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I mean, we want to
educate and inspire people.

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I think those are two main ones.

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And we want to connect
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and let them know what
we're doing here at NASA.

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Not only at the Johnson
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but throughout all of NASA.

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I mean, people, unfortunately,
mistakenly correlated the end

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of the space shuttle program
with the end of NASA itself.

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So we want to get
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that NASA's still going on.

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There's a lot of cool
stuff going on right now.

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The International
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being run out of this
room, and we have a lot

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of interesting things in the
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and to be very optimistic about.

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And then we want to help
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I mean, all these people in
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are -- they helped inspire
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of the team and everybody,

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and we want to help inspire the
next generation of students.

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And one of the coolest things
was seeing all of the comments

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from educators and teachers
all over the country

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that showed this video to their
kids, their students, and how --

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they were telling us
how much they loved it

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and enjoyed it and
did the dance.

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And just to see that happening
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was -- it feels really great.

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>> Dan Huot: To see that kind of
response, I mean, like I said,

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it's got to feel
really rewarding.

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And it is a fantastic video.

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So I mean, four million
views and counting.

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I think you guys
did a great job.

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I know we're all
really proud of you,

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so you guys just saw
it here on NASA TV.

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If you want to check it
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with your friends, you
can always catch it

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on our YouTube channel
at YouTube.com/ReelNasa.

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That's "reel" with two Es.

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So Adam, thanks so
much for coming on

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and giving this little inside
look at "NASA Johnson Style,"

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and I'm sure it's going to
get viewed a lot more times.

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Fantastic video.

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>> Adam Naids: Yes,
we can only hope so.

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But thank you for having me.

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And on behalf of the team,
and to everyone watching,

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thank you for viewing the
video and for supporting us.

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[Music] NASA Johnson STYLE!

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