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liftoff in five four three two one zero

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this is the white flight control room

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this is one of several control rooms

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that we use here to interact with the

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astronauts while they're in space we are

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sitting inside Boeing's mission

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simulator part of the realistic

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atmosphere is you may hear reaction

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control jets firing as technology

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advances on earth it does in space as

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well a touchscreen has never been used

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on a spacecraft as a major instrument in

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the past and it certainly is a modern

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approach this is a simulator of the crew

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dragon with a fully functioning avionics

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system inside here the trainers and

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astronauts will be able to walk through

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an entire cycle of suiting up climbing

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on board getting seated strapping in and

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walking through the entire check-out

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launch and orbital procedures you might

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recognize this it's a falcon core stage

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they're used for both the Falcon nines

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and the Falcon Heavy rocket all SpaceX

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Rockets are designed and built at their

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headquarters in California before being

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transported to the rocket development

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facility in regret or Texas for engine

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testing and then finally here to the

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Kennedy Space Center or to another

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SpaceX launch site we're out here at

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slick 41 now where they're in the

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process right now of making

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modifications to be ready for commercial

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crew launches one of the things we had

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in mind when we selected two partners

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was diversity diversity of thought

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opinion approach perspective execution

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and innovation Boeing and SpaceX are

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doing things differently and we love

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that for Boeing they wanted to focus on

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creating an amazing space capsule and so

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they're working to flout top of a proven

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rocket they're working with United

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Launch Alliance or ula to fly on top of

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the Atlas 5 we've discovered that beam

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under water is a great way to simulate

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working in space the movements in both

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locations are

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and methodical you have the ability to

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move in any direction and you're able to

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practice doing pull operations in real

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space suits those giant structures you