NS-13 Full Interview With NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine

NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine joined the New Shepard NS-13 webcast to talk about a key experiment on board, the Deorbit, Descent, and Landing Sensor Demonstration with NASA’s Space Technology Mission Directorate under a Tipping Point partnership.
Learn more about NS-13 here: bit.ly/3hVUUkt.

[@devindykstra]

He is seriously a fantastic speaker. You can feel his genuine excitement for the future!

[@favesongslist]

Jim Bridenstine gives another very good and understandable interview.

[@mittman9977]

Great Job Director Cornell and Administrator Bridenstine! Today was a great day for Blue Origin! Launching and landing New Shepard is almost routine, yet stunning! We can look forward to many more successes and discoveries!

[@derkatzenfuerst6077]

JB ftw! He is such a great NASA administrator, I can highly recommend listening to more interviews with him. He combines the experience of a pilot with the communication skills of a politician and has an understanding of the engineering and industry and is well versed in the political games of Washington DC.

[@tamie341]

Yeah I thought he looked really dopey when I first saw him but he has been great so far. He has embraced the newspace private companies and is trying to accelerate NASA speed to get things done

[@Horos_de_Vega]

Humankind needs the ambition to be back! On behalf of all the dreamers from all over the world: thank you Nasa, thank you Blue Origin, thank you Space X, thank you Lockheed Martin, thank you Arianespace, thank you ESA, thank you Airbus Defence and Space, thank you Boeing, thank you RKK Energiya, thank you Roscosmos, thank you JAXA, thank you all. But we want more. MORE. 🚀🚀🚀

[@gayanpathirana4452]

CAN'T WAIT ...

[@brianhabing5076]

I hope Jim Bridenstein stays on regardless of the outcome of the election.

[@aerojetrocketdyners-2538]

No mountain dew :(

[@kenjiokura7601]

*diet

[@juangaray9655]

new glen?

[@elontusk610]

James Webb 2021. We all heard him say it.

[@PassportGaming]

It’ll be obsolete by the time it launches in 2030

[@unhommequicourt]

the next generation telescope will be launched before james webb

[@PassportGaming]

Nasa’s motto is delay and be over budget. I wish SpaceX would start building telescopes. Elon never disappoints

[@iamarokotmanson]

@@PassportGaming he does. Over and over again

[@ERS8]

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@tamie341]

GO BLUE ORIGIN!! You guys rock!

[@john-kf2ls]

spacex

[@hansjrgenpoulsen5726]

Sounds like NASA allready have selected the "nationale team" as One of the winners of the 10 month program .... hmm

[@Starship-SN10]

Really?

[@littlesawban3781]

First

[@MrGlenspace]

He has been an excellent administrator. Trump needs to win because Biden would replace this guy and cut Artemis program, guaranteed.

[@GAWARZMBASRY]

The dark after the big bang maybe we have to rethink about it/ but (my opinion)during the shredding there was light(made of what?)

[@magnusboom6269]

Its all fun and games until someone gets killed

[@devindykstra]

There are tens of thousands of the brightest minds in the world working on making sure that doesn't happen.

[@unhommequicourt]

would you prefer to die from Covid in your bed or dying from a rocket malfunction while going to the moon, travelling in space and experiencing zero G

[@shermin101]

Blue origin SUCKS

[@GAWARZMBASRY]

I am sorry the deep space( colonization )is a compulsory step