Jeremy Hansen

We had so much love for each other.

And I do not use that word lightly.

We had so much love for each other.

Yes, we were very intentional about this, and I think we did start out with it, but you never know what's going to happen when the engine's light and when you're in space.

And there were just moments right from the beginning of this mission.

But you knew you could all get along.

We knew we could get along.

Yes.

Of course, but there's always friction in there.

First, you have to become an astronaut.

That's pretty competitive.

I think there's a lot of luck that comes in that.

The numbers are tiny and the applications are large.

go to Houston interview for the job.

To become an astronaut, I think the primary thing they look, you know you have a good technical background, but they just look, can you survive as a team player in a small spacecraft for a long time?

And then for this mission in particular, I think we were just, we were all experienced space station flyers.

We were fairly known quantities.

We had Jeremy as,

the rookie, but he got selected when I got selected and he's probably the textbook team player.

Team skills with Jeremy are really phenomenal.