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this is the Orion crew station where the

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crew will be when they fly the vehicle

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as you can see the commander seats on

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the left the pilot seat is on the right

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compared to the Space Shuttle which had

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over 1200 switches controls and circuit

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breakers Artemis astronauts will have

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much less only about 63. inside the crew

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4 can live and work for up to 21 days at

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a time which is several days longer than

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the previous crude Apollo missions to

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the moon the interior is about 30

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percent larger than those Apollo era

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capsules to give more crew living in

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working space everything crew needs is

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packed right under the floor thanks to

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the Orion Stowe system under these

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panels the space for everything ranging

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from food clothing sleeping bags to

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science and camera equipment and even

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the tools necessary to perform repairs

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if required on the upper part of the

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crew compartment or what we call the

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overhead is the docking compartment a

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crucial component to Future exploration

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it allows Crews to dock the Orion

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capsule to Gateway NASA's Next

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Generation lunar Outpost once they dock

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Crews will have the ability to board the

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lunar Landers also attached to the

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Gateway and then head down to the

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surface of the Moon through these

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windows the four crew members will have

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amazing front row seats of their journey

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to and from the Moon do you remember

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Apollo 8 and billander's famous photo of

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earthrise as they came around the moon

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and saw it for the first time imagine

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being one of those first crew members on

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Orion having their own modern day

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earthrise and knowing they are traveling

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farther from Earth than humans have ever

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traveled before thanks to thousands of

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people from across the country and

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around the world who have helped with

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the research design construction testing

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and more testing my fellow astronauts

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and I know that whoever gets selected

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for future Artemis missions they're

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going to have the Journey of a Lifetime

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on board the spectacular vehicle we call