It is pretty bad when the introduction is longer than the dog. I told him to say, here is bob. He would not do it. It is a pleasure for me to come ofe and share the future nasas Space Program with you. I feel like im coming home when i come to marshall. I spent a lot of time in here when i was in the astronaut office. Up. Ed to come for the level three flight readiness reviews. I remember when this was just an empty aluminum shell as we started construction of the space station. I remember sing it activated in orbit and that was cool. The only difference is it was a lot nicer coming here when i did not have to go through atlanta on delta and i could just fly my one stop 38 t38 all the way. Lets talk about what is going on at the Kennedy Space center. We are americas spaceport and kennedy is a unique place. Acres of44,000 wildlife refuge, a buffer zone to our launchpad. We have that unique cape that we can launch out over the ocean. We have the most talented, dedicated work worse anywhe
Traveling 2, 800 miles per hour. Standing by for solid rocket booster jet ison. And the boosters. Now continues to flight orion traveling 3,000 to return to earth on december 11. Good morning and thank you all for staying up with us at nasas Kennedy Space center. And this morning at 1 47 a. M. Nasa system rocket and orion lifted off. It is on its way and beginning its mission. It completed a number of Mission Milestones and the translunar injection burn to put it on its trajectory to the moon. We have bill nelson, mike, and the manager and mike john at marshall and orion and emily nelson. Are it has been an incredible day and open up to issue a few words. I was standing the roof of the l. C. C. With a number of astronauts. And im telling you we have never seen such a tail of flame. There were a bunch there that would like to be on that rocket. And i have to say for what we saw tonight, its an aplus. Its a test flight. Took a Long Time Coming to get here. Last time, we were on the moon,
Good morning and thank you all for staying up with us at nasas Kennedy Space center. And this morning at 1 47 a. M. Nasa system rocket and orion lifted off. It is on its way and beginning its mission. It completed a number of Mission Milestones and the translunar injection burn to put it on its trajectory to the moon. We have bill nelson, mike, and the manager and mike john at marshall and orion and emily nelson. Are it has been an incredible day and open up to issue a few words. I was standing the roof of the l. C. C. With a number of astronauts. And im telling you we have never seen such a tail of flame. There were a bunch there that would like to be on that rocket. And i have to say for what we saw tonight, its an aplus. Its a test flight. Took a Long Time Coming to get here. Last time, we were on the moon, apollo 17, and we still have a long ways to go. And this is just the test flight. And we are stressing it and testing it in ways that we will not do to a rocket that has a human
A frontrow seat to democracy. Nasa officials held a News Conference following the successful launch of its rocket. Launched from a Kennedy Space and orbit the moon. Spacecraft is scheduled to return to earth on december 11. Good morning and thank you all for staying up with us at nasas Kennedy Space center. And this morning at 1 47 a. M. Nasa system rocket and orion lifted off. It is on its way and beginning its mission. It completed a number of Mission Milestones and the translunar injection burn to put it on its trajectory to the moon. We have bill nelson, mike, and the manager and mike john at marshall and orion and emily nelson. Are it has been an incredible day and open up to issue a few words. I was standing the roof of the l. C. C. With a number of astronauts. And im telling you we have never seen such a tail of flame. There were a bunch there that would like to be on that rocket. And i have to say for what we saw tonight, its an aplus. Its a test flight. Took a Long Time Coming
Artemis Mission Manager mike serafin, and associate administrator for the explanation Systems Development Missions Director jim friede. After the Missions Management team meets tomorrow to review data and discuss a path forward, we will hold a teleconference to keep you updated. We will take questions from those of you in the room and over the phone. If you are joining us on the phone, press star one to enter the queue. First, administer nelson. Bill i am very proud of this launch team. They have solved several problems along the way, got to one that needed time to be solved. I am grateful to you all for your patience. This is a brandnew rocket. It is not going to fly until it is ready. There are millions of components of this rocket and its systems, and needless to say, the complexity is daunting when you bring it all into the focus of a countdown. You all, no doubt, have been up for some period of time. Our remarks will be short and then we will open up for your questions. I want to