Bryan Green

The shitter, the censor, they talked about that.

They stopped the clock at 10 minutes.

If you watched it, you know.

They stopped the clock at 10 minutes, which is normal.

They always do that, by the way.

There's a window of four hours, four or five hours, where they can get where they need to get.

They can point it in a direction and get to the moon.

So they have four or five hours every 10 days or whatever it is.

And they go around the room, they stop the clock and they go around the room and they talk about anything that's gone wrong, anything you've seen out of the ordinary and they're checking essentially.

So when they're going, you know, Capcom, uh,

You know, check for Capcom, Capcom go, you know, check for flight, flight go.

You know, they're asking, is there anything you saw that I need to be concerned about?

And they check and they double check.

And there's like four different people that the hierarchy goes.

It goes from like director to flight to, you know, the management at NASA and then the final flight director who says, yeah, OK, go.

And they go around that horn at 10 minutes, and they talk through anything they saw that was wrong, and they talked through it, and you heard them talking through it.

This is what we saw.

And then they ask the other person, is that what you saw?

Yes, that's what I saw.

Is it nominal?