There are thought of it that way. Is it true that youre feeling a bit sick when you were up there oh i know its i was a feeling a bit sick i barfed twice i got sick i may sound like a naive question but who and what am i going to ask about feeling sick in space what is it like when you think they can say well it feels subjectively if eales the same as if youre if you get seasick or if youre susceptible to motion sickness in a car motion sickness is motion sickness so it feels very much the same way now its quite different however because of space with no gravity things dont go things dont go down. So you end up with you know something here you have to carry things off so its not as. Physically comfortable as it is on the ground. Simply because gravity doesnt work with you and separating you know sticky things like when you barf from your mouth so its unpleasant now after you do it find you feel better and of course after one day a problem then i had adapted entirely and there was no pr
Before we had to get back 100 miles to a successful rendezvous and docking as if we had come up from the moon so we were basically. Testing what later flights would have to do coming up off the moon and that was the 1st time that that had ever been done so that was new but also my so when i went outside that was new to i was the 1st one to use the new apollo suit had never been used before so it was a test flight of that new suit which worked beautifully and it was also a test flight of the backpack that i used which people use on the moon when youre in space testing all that amazing self and basically laying out the foundation for man to go to the moon. How much depends on you not on your skills and how much depends on the genies of the person who equipped designed the equipment and the technology that actually brought you there. What it will only say that if im performing a concert. A list concerto in Carnegie Hall certainly a lot of the audience enjoyment will be the list compositio
Jose serrano id like to welcome nasa administrator, jim bryden stein, and acting associate administrator for nasa human exploration and operations ken bowersox to the subcommittee this morning. Earlier this year, nasa commemorated the 50th anniversary of the landing on the moon, which remains the single most successful and Famous Mission and nasas history. Just a week before the cjs bill was marked up in subcommittee, nasa submitted a 1. 6 million 1. 6 billion Budget Amendment that intended to advance our humans to the moon by four years. This prevented us from adequately considering the proposal this hearing will give us an opportunity to obtain more information from nasa regarding the revised plans for returning to the moon. This subcommittee would like to send the first woman astronaut into deep space, including to the surface of the moon. We want to do it in a theonsible way from perspective of safety, cost, and likelihood of mission success. As most of you know, i have been a stro
The subcommission come to order. I would like to welcome nasa administrator, jim bridenstine, and acting nasa associate administrator for human exploration and operations, kenneth bowersox, to the subcommittee. Earlier this year nasa commemorated the 50th anniversary of the landing on the moon, which remains the single most successful and Famous Mission in nasas history. Just a week before our cjs bill was marked up in subcommittee, nasa submitted a 1. 6 billion Budget Amendment that intended to start the effort to advance the return of humans to the moon by four years. Such little time prevented us from adequately considering the proposal. This hearing will give us an opportunity to obtain more information from nasa regarding its revised plans for returning to the moon. While all of us on this subcommittee would like to send the first woman astronaut into deep space, including to the surface of the moon, we want to do so in a responsible way, from the perspectives of safety, cost, and
But you know for us it wasnt scary we were clearly going to get back you know is your heart racing when you were about to die on earth no oh well thats a different issue that thats after successful you know docking and Everything Else in the end of the mission then we would return. You know through the atmosphere to earth and thats always exciting but that had happened on other flights as well i mean so that was not new returning to earth from earth orbit but getting back to the command and Service Module when the lunar module which had never been used before we had to get back 100 miles to a successful rendezvous and docking as if we had come up from the moon so we were basically testing what later flights would have to do coming up off the moon and that was the 1st time that that had ever been done so. That was new but also my so when i went outside that was new to i was the 1st one to use the new apollo suit had never been used before so it was a test flight of that new suit which w