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Space-to-Space Call: NASA's Artemis II Astronauts and the International Space Station
Space-to-Space Call: NASA's Artemis II Astronauts and the International Space Station
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Integrity is ready for the event.
0:06
Station, this is Mission Control Houston.
0:08
Please call Integrity for a voice check.
0:13
Integrity, this is the International Space Station.
0:17
How do you hear?
0:24
Hey, International Space Station and Jessica, we have you loud and clear.
0:29
How about us?
0:33
We have you loud and clear as well and we have DMTV up,
0:36
so we have a view of of you right now
0:39
and it is making us
0:40
so excited.
0:42
We feel like you're here with us
0:43
and this is really just making our entire week right now.
0:48
We have been waiting for this like you can't imagine.
0:51
Let me go check on our PFD.
0:53
We are 201,726, now 25, nautical miles from planet Earth,
1:02
which is just hard to believe.
1:03
The scales are impossible to believe.
1:05
And for the run of show this morning,
1:07
I figured I'll say a quick hi, which I have done.
1:09
I'll hand the microphone to fellow chump, Jeremy.
1:11
He can say a quick hi
1:12
and then we'll let you three eight balls just get on with it.
1:18
Yeah.
1:19
Hey balls, I'm Jim. tiny bit of uh microphone time before the eight balls
1:23
get after it.
1:26
But uh it's such a pleasure to to be spending a little bit of
1:30
time with our colleagues in space
1:32
and we talk so much up here uh
1:34
or we try to anyway emphasize how important the work is
1:38
that we're all doing in this program to do the types of things
1:41
that get us ready to get back on the surface of the moon
1:43
and like the administrator was saying yesterday,
1:45
onto Mars.
1:47
And uh so we just appreciate you
1:49
and it's fun to be up in space with you at the same time.
1:55
We are so excited to be up here with you
1:57
and we had a couple questions.
2:00
We are wondering, you know,
2:01
we know how fortunate all of us are
2:03
as humans to come up here
2:05
and look down at the Earth from above.
2:07
Every astronaut that comes to space remarks on
2:10
that and we really wanted to hear what
2:12
that felt like,
2:13
how different that felt now from your new perspective around the moon.
2:19
Well, I'll start by saying we do miss the ISS.
2:22
The views there are awesome, being able to see specific places,
2:26
being able to see your home specifically.
2:29
So, y'all's are absolutely incredible and I miss them every day almost.
2:34
The thing that changed for me looking back at Earth was
2:38
that I found myself noticing not only the beauty of the Earth,
2:43
but how much blackness there was around it.
2:47
And how it just made it even more special.
2:50
It truly emphasized how alike we are,
2:52
how the same thing keeps every single person on planet Earth alive.
2:57
We evolved on the same planet.
2:59
We have some shared things about how we love
3:01
and live that are just universal
3:04
and the specialness and preciousness of
3:06
that really is emphasized
3:08
when you notice how much else there is around it.
3:14
That's really really amazing to hear.
3:17
Um you know, it's been an incredible time getting to getting to be here
3:22
on on station.
3:23
I know you guys have had a lot of
3:24
that same experience and I just we were super curious uh you know,
3:29
like what you're carrying forward from from your your your time training for
3:33
and flying on on ISS to to the moon.
3:39
Well, the Navy pilots were carrying on,
3:41
so I'm the only one that heard the question.
3:43
I'll go ahead and respond.
3:45
Actually, Chris, it was awesome to watch you
3:48
and Jessica go out on a spacewalk.
3:51
I was lucky enough to sit console for your suit up
3:53
and I was just filled with pride,
3:55
but it also really reinstalled in me those flight operations principles
4:00
that we live by in a real-time,
4:01
high-dynamic and risky environment.
4:04
So, having that kind of impressed in my mind right before this flight was
4:07
huge and basically every single thing
4:10
that we learned on ISS is up here.
4:13
And then of course, there's the funny and practical, how to eat, how,
4:17
you know, how to do silly things with water, how to flip around.
4:20
We're bringing that with us, too.
4:23
And I just got to add, seated up right before you launched,
4:26
you said you can't wait to talk to us on the space-to-ground
4:29
and it is happening,
4:30
brother.
4:30
I cannot believe it.
4:34
To space, we said.
4:39
Yeah, I can't believe it.
4:40
I mean, it's I I remember having having having having coffee
4:44
and sitting with you guys just before I I I left to fly to
4:47
fly up here and it's just
4:47
so awesome being able to talk to you right now.
4:50
It's such a special opportunity.
4:59
And we have another question cuz now you're in a little capsule
5:03
that is your home
5:05
and although this is a test flight
5:07
and so everything is new,
5:09
um what what surprised you in your journey so far?
5:15
It's really great to hear your voice up here.
5:16
Can't tell you how fun this event is for us.
5:19
I hope you guys are enjoying this as much as we are.
5:21
Um I I I don't mean to give you such a short answer,
5:26
but I can truly say everything.
5:28
From the core stage ignition
5:31
and solids lighting to getting into a new orbit even right after eight minutes
5:37
of uh boosting on the core stage to
5:40
then the translunar injection to flying by the moon.
5:44
I think you know, this entire journey uh has been interesting,
5:48
but also applying some of the lessons from station in a much smaller volume,
5:53
how we move around and eat.
5:56
Those things have also been surprising
5:57
because the the difference between ISS
6:01
and here is we don't have another module to deconflict
6:04
and so everything we do essentially starts with a spatial conflict
6:08
and we have to take the time to work it out in every activity.
6:11
And so, we've been just having fun working through that.
6:15
Thank you so much, Victor.
6:17
That was such a good answer.
6:18
We loved all here hearing your answer.
6:21
Thank you so much.
6:24
All right, my turn and uh I'm excited to talk to you guys.
6:28
Uh it's been awesome up here.
6:30
Being rookie is is been it's been such an awesome experience,
6:33
having a great crew.
6:34
I know you guys have a tight-knitted crew as well.
6:37
Uh You know, Jessica dared me to grow a mustache all through training uh
6:41
and I I felt
6:42
and I came through on
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that.
6:43
So, I'm kind of curious uh what kind of fun you guys had in
6:46
your training uh and on your flight here that's been keeping you guys smiling.
6:50
I just had a a process escape on my water training up here
6:55
and uh I left the PWD valve open a little bit too long.
6:58
Now, I will say I'm not the only one who have done this,
7:01
but I I do have the uh the record
7:04
so far for the largest uh process escape on the water training failures.
7:11
What I would try to tell you is you were asking like what it's
7:14
like here compared to International Space Station
7:15
and I'm just going to relate a very quick funny story.
7:18
Heading into our translunar injection burn, we're coming out of 38,000 miles,
7:22
coming down to a 100-mile perigee to do
7:24
that burn and when we were about 5
7:27
or 6,000 miles up from the Earth,
7:29
looking at the entire rapidly in the window,
7:31
Jeremy turns around to us and goes,
7:33
"I'm not sure I think we're going to run right into it."
7:35
And we were all dying laughing
7:38
and it was the most fascinating thing to watch
7:41
that Earth grow and we actually ended up TLI'ing on the upper half of
7:46
the Earth and we thought we were going to TLI on the bottom half
7:48
of the Earth.
7:48
Like that is the perspective we had
7:50
and then the vehicle reoriented
7:51
and we went.
7:52
So, it is it is crazy up here and it does bend your mind.
7:54
So, question for you guys.
7:56
I'm looking around the Integrity spacecraft right now.
7:59
We're rehydrating some sweet and sour chicken.
8:02
We've got some Kona wet cream.
8:04
We've got some butternut cookies.
8:06
I'm sorry, butternut squash and spicy spicy green beans.
8:11
So, it's all the same food.
8:13
We want to know what are you eating
8:14
and we're going to mirror you today.
8:17
So, I had spicy green beans for lunch
8:20
and I've been loving seeing
8:21
that all of the things about you guys having the same food.
8:24
It's fantastic.
8:26
I had a mango salad this morning.
8:28
Do you have this on board, too?
8:32
Oh, Nana, I know you love that mango salad just like I do.
8:36
Yep, there's a mango salad on the deck right now.
8:40
Well, I hope I'm not talking over somebody,
8:42
but I wanted to say a couple things to my astro astro sister, Jessica.
8:48
One, sorry to steal your your next spacewalk day, everybody,
8:52
but thank you for cheering us along anyway.
8:55
And Jessica, I always hoped we would be in space again together,
8:59
but I never thought it would be like this.
9:01
It's amazing.
9:02
Congratulations to you on being commander
9:05
and I hope you have an amazing rest of your trip at space.
9:10
Thank you so much, Christina.
9:11
I totally share all the same sentiments
9:13
and I'm so happy
9:14
that we are back in space together,
9:16
even if we are, you know, a few miles apart.
9:19
We like to joke about that up here, too,
9:21
because everyone's talking about the records
9:23
and the distance and we ran to the far end of the space station
9:27
when you guys were on the other side
9:29
so that we could claim you were the furthest away from you in
9:32
that moment.
9:38
Love all four of you so so much.
9:41
Uh we were doing the same shenanigans here.
9:42
When we got to the furthest point from the moon,
9:44
I tried to get to the furthest I'm sorry, the first point from Earth.
9:47
I tried to get to the furthest point in the spacecraft
9:50
and my crewmates were clawing me down
9:52
and I I know that's a joke.
9:54
Uh we were we were busy doing it but we had that same conversation.
9:57
It was a lot of fun.
9:58
Uh I don't know how much longer we have here,
10:00
but uh from the four members of the of the spacecraft integrity,
10:04
we really want to just say our deepest appreciation to the seven members of
10:08
the International Space Station,
10:09
and this has been a true treat.
10:11
Uh it takes the entire world to do amazing things like this,
10:14
and to get to come together
10:15
as this group of people
10:16
and talk for just a minute at these distances.
10:19
Uh we are all off the planet Earth right now,
10:21
and we're all going to go home to that planet,
10:23
and that is a very special thing.
10:24
So, thank you all for tying in.
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