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the USS John P mirtha and behind me is a

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mock-up capsule of the Orion crew module

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and we are training the team to be ready

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to do Artemis 1 recovery operations

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my role as the NASA recovery director is

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to lead the interagency team that will

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recover the capsule ever since the

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Apollo program NASA and the Navy have

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worked together to recover NASA's

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capsules in the water

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so one of the huge benefits of working

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with the Navy is the fact that they're

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operational and we leverage their core

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competencies to bring the flight

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hardware and the crew back safely from

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the Moon on the Artemis One recovery day

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my job will be to direct the team

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through the integrated operation to

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recover the capsule the ship will get to

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the recovery location 24 hours before

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and we will start launching weather

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balloons and that data will go back to

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and will help inform where we splash

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down a couple hours before Splashdown

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the Navy launches small boats off of the

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knuckleboom crane and helicopters will

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take off and they will do their circles

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in the air and they are waiting for the

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capsule to re-enter so that they can get

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good data and photo imagery of the

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capsule on its way back to Earth once

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that is done and we splash down we will

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save the capsule approach the capsule

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attach lines to the capsule and recover

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it into the well deck of the ship

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Artemis 1 recovery operations will take

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about five hours to perform all of the

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work we need to do because we are

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gathering data so that we can fly crude

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mission on Artemis 2. when Artemis one

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splashes down is going to be the

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culmination of all of the hard work that

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we've put in as a team

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is going to be an amazing feeling

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hearing that we've met Earth's interface

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and that we can see three good main

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parachutes and when we hear Splashdown

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I'm gonna get goosebumps all over me

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hi my name is Mel Lincoln I am an eighth

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grade from Zuni Christian Mission School

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and my question is how can the mission

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to the moon bear our lives here on Earth

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thank you what a good question under

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Artemis NASA is developing new

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technologies that support lunar and Mars

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exploration and can have benefits on

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Earth America's lunar investments will

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create jobs lead to scientific

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discoveries and advancements in a

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variety of new research and create

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technologies that benefit both our work

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in deep space and our home planet by

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developing a sustainable presence on the

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moon researchers will learn a lot about

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sustainable agriculture energy and

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conservation practices that can be

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applied to help life here on Earth the

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Artemis program is already an engine of

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the American economy supporting over 69

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thousand good paying jobs across the

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country and providing over 14 billion

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dollars in economic output the future

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trips to the moon are made possible with

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contributions from more than three

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thousand industry Partners in all 50

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states Across America Artemis is

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strengthening America's small businesses

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it's supporting America's universities

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it's showing the might of America's

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scientists engineers mathematicians and

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technicians NASA and our partners will

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go to the moon for the benefit of all to

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unite the world in the peaceful

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exploration of outer space thanks for

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the question keep sending them in using

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the hashtag Artemis

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the Artemis 1 Mission continues with

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