Randy Bresnik

We intend to dock, perform integrated stack control, have crew cross the hatch, operate the lander, and get critical tests of the life support systems that can only be done in space.

It is an honor and a blessing to be a part of such a stellar crew.

He say it's the North Sea's poorest bedrock is well suited for CO2 storage. We know that over geological time that this cap rock has been capable of withholding oil and gas below. And that is the same sealing mechanism that we use for CO2 storage.

You try not to allow yourself to get too excited. And then when you finally hear the 10, 9, 8, when the liquid engines light off at 6 seconds and they test it out and they're all looking good, 3, 2, 1, you know, once those solids light, there's no turning them off. So they're going to space. And they're definitely ready for that. Former astronaut Randy Bresnik ending that report from Rebecca Morrell.