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WILLIAMS: I am not a geeky person and I don’t
really love software all the time, but actually

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seeing automated software, not only on the
spacecraft but on the rocket, come together,

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it’s REALLY COOL!

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COWART: Boeing is flying a ULA Atlas V rocket,
and they will have their CST-100, or the Starliner,

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as they call it, sitting on top of that.

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COWART: For the SpaceX side we’ve got the
Falcon 9 rocket, which is now the Block 5, and you may be hearing about that

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as well as a modified Dragon capsule on top.

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SIMS: When you step into even just a demonstration
of what their capsule looks like, it’s like,

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WHOA.

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It has this beautiful feel and touch to it,
it’s very sleek.

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FERGUSON: We’ve really designed, for the
first time in 30 years, how does a human interface

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with a spacecraft? And a lot has happened it thirty years. We see cars that are autonomous drive around the road

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How do I create that interface to allow the
human to be involved, but at the same time,

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a passenger and not too involved?

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How do we make it easier for someone to become
an astronaut?

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WILLIAMS: Folks all over the world are going
to be watching this because we’re integrating