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Awesome! I'm currently reading "Lost Moon" by James Lovell, so it's very nice to hear Mr. Haise's take on the mission as well. I'll have to buy his book too real soon! Cheers!

Thanks a lot!

"The next year or so...." Must be another Boeing oath.

Good advice for Nov. 6.

Amazing talk. THX!

This is a really awesome presentation. Jean gives lots of techie details along with memorable stories. While astronauts and top flight controllers get attention, Ms. Wright is one of those thousands (100 of thousands?) that dealt with some very important items. This illustrates the infrastructure of people and material to make spaceflight a reality.

"Duct, cardboard and sox", these guys are my heroes for getting things done in the most adverse situations. Amazing.Great talk. Thank you!

"Never panic early." Who came up with that ridiculous slogan?

I'm gonna be real with you guys. These are last century's goals. With an operational Starship we can build an Orbital Ring in about 40 years with two launches a day. One from Florida one from Boca Chica. Not very difficult and then we can colonize the ENTIRE solar system all at once. It'll be an elevator ride to space.

As a young person I'm seriously starting to see NASA more and more critically because of its SLS failure and the failure to work as effectively as possible with SpaceX. So utterly shameful that they don't have the guts to speak out.

overly complex = very bad !! and never completed ( as to flying a mission )

space flight was my life long interest.. still is......... I am not sure Nasa has the guts now. really.

how you gonna deal with cosmic radiation on a Mars round trip ? or on a Mars walk eva ??

A very fine and patriotic American. Thank you, Walt. Walt died in Jan 2023.

Diverse ? Diversity ?? the most important thing !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

It is astounding how far SpaceX has come since then

Could not figure out a topic from what he says, shame

I would love to hear what the speakers are actually saying. The first rule of youtubing is simple. If you can’t hear it, you turn it off.

This is such a shame the sound quality is som poor!

Excellent insight into a tragic event .well done Gentleman. Their book on the subject is first class.

The failure to deploy military satellite images to understand the extent of the damage and the failure to take seriously the significant concerns regarding the foam impact damage should have seen a number of people from the team in court and jailed for involuntary manslaughter. The fact that nobody was prosecuted for the extraordinary failure to deal with a known issue, and to actively try to avoid dealing with the concerns raised, was criminal.

he is my favorite apollo astronout

This FOAM thier referring to is similar to a brick at 500mph...when it made contact with the exterior tiles..busted a hole through the leading edge..the "firewall"was breached............the crews fate was sealed....this was not the type of foam from your living room sofa.......🤔

mr. browne is stupid!

This is a puff piece. They exaggerate on almost every single point.

“If they fund it, new horizons will continue to operate for five more years.” What’s going to happen? NASA’s going to march down to your office and type in a command code which shuts the spacecraft off? Bruh it’s billions of miles away in space. What can they really do to stop you?

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Thanks for saving the live stream. It was a busy two days, couldn't hit all of the talks between this, the field house stage and wanting to put dents in my bank account lol.

Better than nothing, but absolutely primitive production of the live presentations. Content is king, not the speaker who can be pipped in the corner of the slides as needed. Kind of embarrassing for a high tech conference...

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Love to have this lecture in a book form. Anyone have any suggestions or approximations ? Thanks.

Can somone explain to me what he meant by survival of the luck?

$38 to get in the door. What a rip off. Maybe that’s why you attendance continues to get lower every year. Do you really need to be a rocket scientist to see that

I played a small role in the recovery. I coordinated communications between the Defense Coordination Officer, COL Al Dochnal, and other federal and state agencies.

"Not capable of landing" *?* Probes had capability to land, even Return soon after(1970). [ They might have wanted to, but it was impossible for that lunar module to land. It was an early design that was too heavy for a lunar landing, or, to be more precise, too heavy to be able to complete the ascent back to the command module.] They would eventually guide the lander to within only about 47,000 feet above the surface. TIL The Apollo 10 Lunar Lander was Short-Fueled for ... - Reddit The people at NASA figured that the astronauts on Apollo 10 were ballsy enough to try to disobey orders and clinch the first moon landing, so they didn't put ... => impossible?

I bought the book at Barnes & Noble a couple years back. I only got to page 72. Now, this past week, with the 20th anniversary coming up, I'm picking up where I left off. I don't have much interest in NASA anymore; honestly, the only thing that I loved about NASA was the space shuttle. The shuttles...they seemed like they were alive. I know they're just machines, but to me, they were more than that.

I was able to talk to Jean at Kennedy with my little kids. She is one of the United States living treasures.

Why didn't the NTSB lead the investigation/recovery? They've got hella experience in that kinda thing. AND they're not 'involved' so lesser chance of actual/alleged coverup.

so much more with Juno, compared to Galileo

Jean is a wonderful and inspiring human being.

You are awesome Charlie! 16 was my favorite mission. Rip John Young

The biggest cynical, shameless lie in history

Here is the documentary Charlie Duke mentioned. I highly recommend that it be watcheed.....It's SUPERB. Charlie Duke even commented on it. Many other of "Homemade Documentaries" are also well worth watching, especially the newer Project Mercury, Gemini Part One and Apollo 15 to name a few . "Homemade Documentaries" Apollo 16 Remastered (50th Anniversary) [4K] kzbin.info/www/bejne/r6LHhml7ht-WosU

Thanks, enjoyed

Wonderful presentation on our ninth Planets Pluto and Charon.

Alice Bowman is our hero.

Great man

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