Jeremy Hansen

It was so small.

When I hear her talking about this planet out the window, I need you to visualize that it was about the size of your fingernail out the window.

It was so small that we started calling home tiny Earth.

And I want people that listen to this or to watch this to understand you just can't process how small Earth is until you're 250,000 miles away from it.

And all of that becomes so real.

Jeremy, for you, the moment?

If I could just see one common thread is like, Christine often says what she would recommend to young folks is to do things that scare you, like do things out of your comfort zone.

And when I look at the four of us in our astronaut office as a whole, we are fairly comfortable doing things that

that are, you just kind of throw yourself into it.

There's, if there was a helicopter sitting over there, I would want to just go get in it and figure it out.

There's just, we just have that kind of natural curiosity.

I almost think it's a curiosity.

Just put me in an unknown position and let me see if I can work my way through it.

And I think when I look at the four of us, we just like that.

That is something we just enjoy doing.

Jeremy, you really, I love it when you talk about every human has a gift.

We're at 39 times the speed of sound.

We're at six miles every, not six miles a minute.

Second.

Six miles a second.