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Hey, how you doing

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My name's Naomi Ackie

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And my name is Kelly
Marie Tran

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And we're at NASA's Johnson Space

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And we're training to be astronauts 
no big deal

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Come on let us do it

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Let's go

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Ha

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[Music]

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Welcome to Johnson Space Center

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First thing we're going to show you this
morning is what's called a gravity

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Offload system so people often

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Think that we have a room here where
you can flip the switch and suddenly

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You're floating and that's not really how it works

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You want to see how it works when you're

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One sixth your weight or a third your weight

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We use ARGOS to do that and then we use it to work on

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Like new tools new geology samples and procedures

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So from here what we do is

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We'll lift you up off the ground and we'll
put you in lunar gravity

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[laughs]

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Alright so this right here is zero

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Gravity so if you were at the space station

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And I were to push you and say see ya

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You're just gonna keep floating away

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So what did you guys think of that

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It was so cool

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I was saying I realize now why

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Astronauts walk like this

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Yeah

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Everyone just like trying as much as possible

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Do you guys want to go check out suits

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Yes

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We're gonna move some suits over here I
think real quick

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And we'll talk to you a little bit about

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What they are and we're
going to let you guys change

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And actually try some out

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So you're out there and there's no air

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So then there's pressure pushing in on your body

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So what we have to go through these your
body will want to expand out

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So that's why we wear a suit around us

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That goes through
creates an artificial atmosphere

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Do you guys have training in terms of
how quickly you can get in and out of

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These you have to know your spacesuit
really well but we don't do drills like

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Getting in them quickly you

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Typically are helping
each other getting into and out of them

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When you're when you're in space

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And so those tubes actually are going to carry cold water

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You'll see what that feels like once you get inside

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These gentlemen are going to help you climb into it

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Yeah like Chewy

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Whooaa that's so cool

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[laughs]

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Unfortunately we're gonna get you guys
out of the suit now but then we're gonna

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Take you over and just let you the
vehicle that you would be in your suits in

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The Orion vehicle

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The Space Launch System this is what's gonna

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Push this capsule this is the

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Artemus one this is going to go to the
moon about one year from now

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Yes oh my gosh yes

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Ok niner niner hit hit

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This is the dock here when we when we get to the
Gateway yeah we will dock at that port

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And there will be a hatch up there that
we open and go into the gateway

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You have a target

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Right so you have to like figure out a
way to drive the rocket so that the holes

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Match up
Bingo yeah how precise it is first of all

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Relative to the earth we're twenty
thousand miles an hour and

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When we dock meet up with this plus or
minus one inch plus or minus one degree

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Each axis

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That's really difficult

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We actually make the switches it's a multi step so
you don't accidentally hit a switch

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We'll go check out the mockups for the space station

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Which will
seem luxuriously large

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Yeah this is the amount of room each person gets

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You can put your personal effects
You do you have a sleeping bag as they

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Mentioned and you can pin that to the
wall and you can float kind of inside

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Your sleeping bag and tighten it down
if you would like to feel a little bit

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More stable

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[Music]

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This is Houston yes

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This is where they actually say
Houston we have a problem

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This is Houston

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So that's live

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They're in space right now

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Oh my gosh this is mad
What's the day-to-day like in this room

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So in this room we have three shifts
a day my favorite shift is the night

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Shift because it's when nobody's in this
building we get to hang out with the crew

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You guys ready to try some space food yeah

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Where do you get the
suggestions of what to work on next

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Great question we get a lot from the crew office

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Or
the crew office says can we move away

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From red meat and potatoes and get
brussels sprouts butternut squash and

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This comes from a lot of crew comments
as well as input from the nutrition lab

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Here at JSC that says you guys should
probably go a lower the salt in there. So on station

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Astronauts have much more advanced rehydration apparatus

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They have the potable water dispenser

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The astronauts can help you figure out how to unlock the straw

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Oh, that way when you set it down it's not going to come up

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In a lot of these all the good stuff is in the bottom

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She knows the tricks of the trade here

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Which one is your favorite

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I would say the butternut squash is my favorite

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I like things that are sweet mm-hmm I like the

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Brussels sprouts I think they're so good
all right well you guys have had your

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Afternoon snack want to go drive a
lunar rover all right let's go

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I really don't know how to drive

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Oh oh oh

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Oh it's air conditioned

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On the lunar surface it'll basically
you're in the rover like Megan and

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Jessica will be in the rover for up to
14 days together and they'll be another

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Rover they'll go out for 14 days and explore and

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If one breaks down all four of you will jumwop in one vehicle

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I think I made contact I think we're there awesome

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Nicely done that was awesome

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What an amazing day it's been really good

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It's been amazing it's more than I

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Expected I just have so much respect
for NASA