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establish a base on the moon as a stepping stone to even more ambitious human voyages to mos burnett. smith al jazeera, which is a camera, is a nasa astronaut. she has described this as an incredibly exciting day. i think the biggest piece of the excitement is the fact that this launch has kicked off the entire nasa campaign. we were all waiting for this. we needed this 1st step as everything that we do here at nasa is incremental. so now we are literally on our way to the moon and the next mission will carry nasa astronauts on board as well as international astronauts. so incredibly exciting time for us. we want to make sure that we test every system on board that capsule in every system. on board that rocket before we put humans on top just so that we can make sure that things are safe and reliable. and we are ready to go. the heat shield that was mentioned earlier in the broadcast, this is the 1st time we've tested this version of the heat shield. and that is the one element that will protect astronauts as we're coming back into the atmosphere literally burning up and protected only by t

establish a base on the moon as a stepping stone to even more ambitious human voyages to mos burnett. smith al jazeera, i speak to jessica moore has a nasa astronaut joining us from the kennedy space center in florida. welcome to al jazeera. what are you most excited about for this mission? this is an incredibly exciting day. i think the biggest piece of the excitement is the fact that this launch has kicked off the entire nasa campaign. we were all waiting for this. we needed this 1st. steph, as everything that we do here at nasa is incremental. so now we are literally on our way to the moon and the next mission will carry nasa astronaut on board as well as international astronaut. so an incredibly exciting time for us. yes. so this is a test flight and if it succeeds, as you're saying, then there will be a crude mission. but why is it that astronauts were not send this time around really just for safety. you know, we want to make sure that we test every system on board that capsule and every system on board that rocket before we put humans on top just so that we can make sure that things