Josh Einiger
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101 appearances
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first heard Apr 2026
last heard 11 Apr
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Well, at the moment, there's huge relief, Jen.
And I will tell you, I'm standing in a room filled with science journalists.
And at the moment of splashdown, it occurred to me that there wasn't a single sound in this room.
There are probably, I don't know, maybe 100 people here.
Everyone just glued to this image of the Orion space capsule named Integrity landing on the exact spot it was supposed to land at the
20 seconds late, by the way, but we won't hold that against them, but landing there after a successful mission all around.
They traveled 694,481 miles.
They broke all kinds of barriers, all kinds of records.
And in the end, they've been stymied by communications issues on the ground, on Earth, as they were having difficulty, as Ali was talking about, communicating with one another, mission control, trying to be a go-between.
And that delayed this process of getting them out of the capsule.
You see there, the hatch is open.
They are now getting fresh air, which is one of the points that Ali made.
It's getting hot and stuffy in there.
And there are medical personnel that have gone onto the capsule to attend and sort of
check the vitals and make sure everybody is in good shape on board.
One medical personnel member for each crew member.
And then you're going to see them one at a time after they erect what they're calling the front porch.
It's basically a raft in front of the space capsule.
You're going to see one at a time they're going to come out.
You're going to see Mission Specialist Christina Cook.
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