Jim Bajan
speaker
95 appearances
1 recordings
1 series
first heard Apr 2026
last heard 11 Apr
Jim Bajan’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
Trend
recordings per month · last 12 monthsRecordings per month over the last 12 months — 1 in all, peaking in Apr 2026 with 1.
Appearances
become more proficient in that we would like to see happen.
And it helps motivate them to see how that can be used.
Well, I think, as you say, the commander is going to be last, along with the Canadian astronaut.
And the other two are going to come out first, I believe is the way it was briefed.
And that's probably what it will be.
Right now, they're just trying to choreograph getting folks out.
But what was just said before, I think, is extremely important.
I'd like to touch on the crews when they come out.
And a lot of people think that's the end of the mission.
They come out of here, they finish their physicals, and then they go home.
And in fact...
you'll spend at least as much time as the mission debriefing all the things that went on during the mission.
You'll be sitting there with checklists.
You'll be talking to technicians, engineers, all types of folks, where you go through every part of the mission about how it went, what didn't go well, what could go better, what we do next time, and give people inputs that you don't get strictly out of the telemetry and the instrumentation and data that comes back.
So the mission, as far as the crew is concerned, this job is not halfway through.
uh there's still quite a bit more that goes on with this and the point that made made before i think is also really important i think every crew member i think they all know it intellectually but when they come back i think especially from your first mission you realize you know what a tenuous position you've been in
and how everything had to go right otherwise you wouldn't be coming back and the thousands of people not just that we see on the screen here but the thousands of workers people in design all sorts of people have to do their job well with the diligence and the attention to detail that it takes to make everything work together and come out right which it does most of the time
And the fact that things don't go right, I mean, I don't even like to look at it as a failure.
We're learning, and we get better as we continue to do that.
And I think everybody's dedicated to that, and there's usually good free communication to emphasize that.
Showing 41–60 of 95 · page 3 of 5
← Previous
Next →