The Artemis Program | Behind the Wings on PBS
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- Опубликовано: 22 ноя 2023
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A continued exploration of NASA's Artemis missions, building on Episode 404 of Behind the Wings. Look back at Apollo to understand what we learned from going to the moon for the first time. Follow the progress of the program, from the development of new lunar architecture to the training of the astronauts who will take the next steps on the moon. In a Virtual Reality lab at Lockheed Martin Space, Engineers discuss the design of the Orion spacecraft. At Kennedy Space Center, technicians reflect on the learnings from Artemis I. At NASA's Johnson Space Center, astronauts are training for Artemis II, the first Artemis crewed mission. Meet the diverse team working on the program and discover how returning to the Moon is a crucial step towards new scientific discoveries, a cis-lunar economy, and inspiring the next generation of explorers.
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Fingers crossed that a launch happens in November of 2024.
Nasa should stick to space telescopes.
The control interface looks like something from the 1980s.
at 6:40 she says orbit around the moon for the first time. well they told us the apollo command module did that with a human on it. so is she wrong or did she admit we didnt go to the moon already.
She says Artemis II will bring humans further than they have ever been from Earth. This is because Artemis II will fly a Distant Retrograde Orbit that journeys thousands of miles beyond the moon.
Saw "Command Queue Full" on that computer display. Where has that happened before in a moon mission. Oh yea! Alarm 1202 on apollo 11 was basically they same thing. Easter egg?
Don’t worry about it, they ain’t going anywhere.
Myrna James is a good science journalist.
Some of the comments here complaining about the diversity of the crew as though these people aren't all qualified is confusing to me. Victor Glover has flown an uterrly ridiculous number of different aircraft, as well as an ISS mission, and is about as qualified a pilot as you can get. Christina Koch is the experienced engineer on the crew, and ultimately the one all the guys will be relying on if something goes wrong inside the spacecraft. Imo NASA did a good job of selecting a diverse crew WITHOUT just picking someone for the sake of diversity hire. They're all great choices for their mission role.
What people of different ethnic groups are getting at when they mention diversity is that the people in charge of hiring decisions have a blind spot when considering ethnic diversity in particular. This blind spot may cause them to unintentionally overlook qualified candidates who can offer not only the expertise the job requires, but can also offer a cultural perspective that may inform how future decisions are made, how programs or material/tangible products are designed, and generally improve upon or modify things in a way that can offer a greater benefit.
People tend to hire folks who are similar to themselves, or someone they connect with. It’s not explicitly rude or prejudice it’s just something we unconsciously do. Having a blind spot for ethnicity causes us to overlook the commonalities we have with people from different cultural or ethnic backgrounds and it’s sometimes a bummer. Especially if you’re qualified but the decision maker just doesn’t notice you or at times just won’t give you a shot based on superficial things.
People all over have a lot they can contribute to programs like what we see in this video, and offer unique and clever solutions, so it would be great to see a team of people that represent someone similar to yourself. It’s inspiring no doubt. So the criticism isn’t an accusing racism so much as expressing feeling disappointment in not seeing yourself when you know there are others like you who are qualified but just didn’t get the gig.
Rightly so, I don't care. Japan, China, India and many other countries have space programs, but only in our programs are they choosing not on merit But F cking race and gender. This has been happening everywhere. Merit must be preeminent, because no one knows the challenges. Like when Armstrong to control of Eagle, as it came in for the landing. Those MEN, were all fighter and test pilots with advanced engineering degrees.
Also, in extreme conditions men's physicality always wins out over women. We should ever be having these conversations, but you woke creeps do not care it the best were passed up. People will die!
They have started doing this bull with air traffic controllers, because the racists said it, "was too." In the last few years near misses have nearly doubled. Some airlines what to do this with pilots, too. This is unacceptable anywhere and everywhere.
Lol we know what a diversity hire is bro. His point is this ain’t that, not even remotely. If anything, African American pilots, even if not as much nowadays (as we’ve eliminated prejudice at the level it used to be at) still face more challenges in some regard. Any of the African American pilots back in the day were as good as any others if not better for tnat reason. Robert Henry Lawrence ie. Was selected to fly in the 60’s and was killed when the white hot doggin pilot he was training ejected safely, crash was pilot error. Another is Ed Dwight, also very qualified but was just outright snubbed in part bc of Yeager being a racist and controlling the selection at the time.
Lol didn’t read last paragraph Nvrm
The people writing that kind of crap think that all this tech magically appears out of the tail pipes of their mall crawler trucks, and not the brains of the academics they hate. Pity them, they’re too stupid to understand the world they live in.
13:08 what's with those goofy looking hats? 😂
The B roll footage of the crew stupidly smiling and looking like they’ve never seen a spaceship before is sooooooo cheesy. I feel bad for the crew being forced to do that
Well cringy… I’m not the only that noticed that then.
Just send women and people of color without a special announcement. People will notice and be proud of them.
Modern NASA will issue pressers about it for at least twenty years, and they might or might not ever get there.
Shatel Bhakta all but saying, no pretty much literally saying, that the moon will be commercialized... starting at 18:13 and slowly becoming clearer and clearer till he tips the bag entirely.
Some of the comments here are a statement of the educational system in America...
like yours which is not even grammatically proper.
@@dl5672What's wrong with it? You missed a comma.
What a great scripted advert…
6:45 woke NASA 😂
"Woke is when woman and person of color are in orbit of Moon"
Do you hear yourself?
@@nullifiedriskswoke is when you make a point of it.
@@p_p_a_a I don't... understand what's bad about this? This is a bipartisan program, spearheaded by populists on both sides of the aisle as well as the more moderate sectors of politics. The Artemis corps were chosen for their merits. This is a side effect.
@@nullifiedrisksstay stupid, it suits you.
@p.p.a.a. So kinda like the OP who mentioned it in the first place?
Hope this goes as well as the recent first all female space walk. 😂
2019 was not recent, and that one went off without a hitch, so yeah
I also hope Artemis II goes well :D
The first female walk was in the 1960's, and who gives a sh t?
It will certainly go better than your hopes of ever losing your viginity. #facesofmeth
@@shane864 don't lose your purse ya nancy
@@Redact63Lluks
Does it feel good to be sexist?
If Trump makes back in I'm very hopeful he will exercise more profitable ways for NASA to continue. Artemis is a joke.
Can we quadruple NASA's budget now?
No, we’re sending it Ukraine
They would just waste it. Artemis is proof of that.
No woke crews. Crews should be chosen on abilities, able think under extreme pressure and no woke fracturing. People will die! Look at Armstrong, Gissom, Glenn and all those men from the 60's. Many held advanced engineering degrees and doctorates. No women on the first trips either.
Quota filler space program - what a joke...
Random, never do nothing internet complainer, pretending they're more than they actually are...
Unless you are qualified to fill one of those seats, you are unqualified to choose who fills those seats...
And speaking of seats...back into the cheap ones with the rest of us, Average Joe....
DEI in space
Yeah? Which of the crew are unqualified. I'll settle for one example. Put up or shut up.
@@thomasbell7033 the black one....
or did he come from that magnificent african space program? lol
More wasted tax dollars
Did you not see how much scientific progress we made with the other space programs? WD-40 wouldn’t be a thing without us trying to get to space. There’s countless other achievements that was made only because we have a space program.
340,000 jobs, a 3:1 positive fiscal impact on the economy ($75b fiscal impact vs $28b budget) for every dollar spent, and all that for 0.5% of the federal budget? Hot damn, increase it to 2%.
Burning tax dollars to make rockets is dumb. Burning tax dollars to make a bridge (as an example)for better transportation, can actually increase productivity and thus the standard of living of the taxpayer.
@@p_p_a_a I don't know, maintenance of GPS and checking fertility levels for the vast farmland in the US, as well as helping determine whether or not tropical storm systems may be forming that may impact the civilian population, and so many other things NASA does seems pretty important.
@@nullifiedrisksmy God you believe alot of nonsense.
Are they gonna launch 6” panels of solid lead, 1 x 1 and then assemble the panels in low earth orbit before fitting them over the capsule so no one dies a certain death from exposure to overwhelming radiation?? For me if they don’t do this, they’re coming up with a new and modern way to fake the moon mission for a generation of eyes that are familiar with CGI and special FX.
... Orion has a radiation shelter...
Don't forget all the tinfoil needed for heads such as yours! 😋
Or take the least risky trajectory through them, like the Apollo astronauts did....
Hey, your therapist is calling.
12 men walked on the moon. NASA went and landed 6 times.
Just stinks of political correctness
something really doesn’t add up with us going to the moon back in the 60’s and 70’s and just absolutely nothing since then. something happened also in the early 2000’s with the brakes being put on any and all things space. rather than continuing to drive forward, it seems the US decided to cater to accolades, and the Artemis program is the pinnacle of this, IF it even happens. I’ve had a couple friends who worked the project who left the job for this exact same reason, burnt out and disillusioned at the ultimate mission of Artemis