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fly CTO slightly everybody Comfort

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cooling status Quantico AOS good for

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puppy it's like controllers generally

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focus on systems subsystems of the

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vehicle and they they're more in tune

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with the detailed workings of their

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particular system that they're

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my directors on the other hand are more

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in tune with what is the integration

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between all of the subsystems what are

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we all marching towards what's our

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mission objective crop flight has the

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RCs holding together with the brakes

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really your training starts when you

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become a flight controller you know you

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you learn a lot by osmosis and you kind

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of get a sense of a little bit of the

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job but once you become a flight

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director the amount of learning you do

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is exponential you don't become an

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expert but you have to understand them

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at a depth where you could have the good

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conversation ask the right questions to

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The Experts who are the flight

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controllers you spend a lot of time

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studying and then training getting in

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simulations and running through all the

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motions and practicing the real time

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situation scenarios in the training

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environment

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I am the asset and entry flight director

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for Artemis one I will take

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responsibility of the vehicle after it

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launches also be the entry flight

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director so once we come back to earth

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I'll have a team that will Monitor and

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control the vehicle once it splashes

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down and we hand that over to Melissa

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Jones who is the NASA recovery director

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splash down touchdown verify copy I'm

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the lead collector for the mission

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really responsible for the overall

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development of the mission we work

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directly with the programs they provide

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us the mission priorities and we build a

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timeline that's going to accomplish

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those mission objectives we're

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responsible for building their team

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getting our team trained and certified

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we have a training team that helps us

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but we have the overall responsibility

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for putting together the team that's

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cut off when you go to a place like the

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moon or Mars

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you really have to be explorers it

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pushes the boundaries of civilization

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we are having to develop new technology

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that's going to have to sustain the

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astronauts for these very very long

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trips and it just makes sense to test

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that and go into the moon where you're

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in a similar environment but you're much

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closer in the event of an emergency type

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scenario we can bring them safely back

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home

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station this is Houston we've we've had

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a lot of experience now in low earth

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orbit you know over 50 60 years of

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experience and we've learned how to do

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that pretty well we've learned what the

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effects of the body are in low Earth are

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but there are still things that we need

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to practice and we need to be able to

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understand

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how you sustain life further and further

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it's just so different from everything

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you learn when you do low earth orbit

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it's and that's what's making it so much

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fun I'm everybody as excited about this

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Mission as I was the first day I walked