Josh Einiger
speaker
101 appearances
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1 series
first heard Apr 2026
last heard 11 Apr
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They looked at things on the moon they needed to see.
They took images that were very important.
And there's lots of science that will be pulled from this mission.
But primarily, NASA needed to know that this was a viable way to send human beings into deep space and back to the moon.
It worked, right?
The biggest issues that they had, I mean, if you think about this, the real snags that they hit were all so pedestrian.
They had a problem with their Microsoft Outlook early in the mission.
They had a problem with a toilet.
And now they've had this problem communicating once back on Earth with the people who were to get them out of the capsule.
But this whole extrication process was supposed to, we were told, take around 45 minutes to an hour.
It's really only been about an hour and 20 minutes, so it wasn't much of a delay at the end of the day after the massive success that this project has had.
And now they're able to move forward and proceed with this very lofty goal of returning humankind to the moon and then building a base from which
deep space exploration can be managed.
And so it is a victory for NASA.
It is a victory for the administration, which has been pushing this.
And at the end of the day, a very good day here at Johnson Space Center here in Houston.
I haven't been involved in that because I've been busy doing stuff in Hungary.
Well, I appreciate Caroline saying that.
I mean, you know, my key role was I sat on the phone a lot.
I answered a lot of phone calls.
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