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Reflections After Artemis II

Houston We Have a Podcast, NASA

Speakers labelled60:17EN
Gary Jordan But just to have that ascent go as clean as possible was truly.
Gary Jordan It was wonderful because you could kind of step into the magic a little bit instead of just worrying about what the problem
Jeremy Hansen there is. This aspect of having never flown on that vehicle before any of us.
Gary Jordan Yeah,
Jeremy Hansen you do have a lot of these moments of like, is that normal?
Jeremy Hansen And then you're like, oh, I guess it was because we're still.
Jeremy Hansen We're still alive. Yeah. But there is a lot of that.
Jeremy Hansen You know, the, The. The how long the thrust dropped off as we were getting rid of the solids kind of surprised me a little bit, what that
Jeremy Hansen felt like. Felt like we were carrying them maybe just a little longer than I anticipated.
Jeremy Hansen But in the sim, you never have those feelings. You never have the other inputs and, and those are the ones that.
Jeremy Hansen Cause your br. Like, okay, we're gonna be okay.
Gary Jordan Yeah,
Jeremy Hansen you have a lot of those going uphill,
Gary Jordan it's like playing like a. Like a race car video game with the steering wheel.
Gary Jordan Like, I mean, you can kind of get the feel of it, but you actually don't.
Gary Jordan Like, it's a totally different thing to be in the car.
Gary Jordan Right. You actually feel the road, you feel the wind.
Gary Jordan Not that I'm a race car driver, but I'm trying to equate it to just like normal driving and playing a video game. But,
Jeremy Hansen yeah, absolutely.
Gary Jordan What an experience. Just to hear it from your perspective.
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Episode 441 of NASA's Houston We Have a Podcast. Public domain, from nasa.gov.

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00:09:03.000 --> 00:09:06.000
We choose to go to the moon.

00:09:06.000 --> 00:09:18.000
We choose to go to the moon in this decade and do the other things,

00:09:18.000 --> 00:09:22.000
not because they are easy, but because they are hard,
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