-for the second time in nasa s history, a space shuttle has been lost along with its entire crew. once again, we are asking ourselves, how could this have happened? -do you have any idea how big that piece of foam was that came off? -we d heard some reports that during launch there had been some concerns that some debris hit the wing. is that true and is that any cause of concern and that could have caused today s problems? -it is true. it was judged that, erm , that event did not represent a safety concern. -this happened under my watch, but i didn t have the answers. in every public forum i m gonna have to be in, how am i gonna explain this to anybody? at this time, we have no indication that the mishap was caused by anything or anyone on the ground. -nasa never wants to look stupid. nasa wants to be the agency with the answers. -my thoughts are on what we missed, what i missed to allow this to happen. -but if you overlook something, it will come to bite you one day or anot
[sfx] ambien / laughing. -and here we go. 5. core stage engine start. 3, 2, 1. boosters and ignition. and lift off of artemis 1. we rise together back to the moon and beyond. -by going back to the moon and eventually onto mars, we can honour our fallen crew members from columbia and their families. -artemis is a new rocket and a new space craft to send humans to the moon. as the mission management team chair for artemis 1, i took lessons learned from the columbia accident investigation report and used that to guide the structure of the mission management team
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