brings here is that nasa is about openness and transparency in nasa polemic measurements nasa wellness program is making this all available and of course not making measurements of classified instruments, and enables her to do this one of the things vanessa brings to the space. >> and overly quick verification because they supported, that nasa and arrow liaison is unofficial the same as you knew uap head of research. >> yes. >> thank you cannot write one more we go back to the found for a couple. >> thank you, jacob jensen danish newspaper and find question is for mr. nelson. you set the beginning of the meeting that nasa will be transparent will a month and a half ago, mr. david welch said under oath in congress, the u.s. government is in possession of extraterrestrial life annuities and how can you be sure nasa than other parts of the u.s. government is being transparent. >> i don't speak for other parts of the government. but i can tell you that nasa which i do. reporter: is open and transparent with our data do you believe what david said resealing. >> you would want me to give a p

generally, nasa requires that these -- that the activities be consistent with nasa's mission. in that way, it is kind of a win-win for the private company, they get to use this unique facility on things like wind tunnels or the big vacuum chambers nasa has, you can imagine the sort of things. and then on the government side, it is a win because we are not letting those capabilities sit dormant, we are having private companies from, either domestically or internationally, take advantage of the unique capabilities that we have. so that is kind of a brief overview of the challenges to doing public-private partnerships in the international context. some of the models we have developed to overcome those challenges. moderator: thank you. i have one question. not to get too complex, but if you contract with the domestic multinational company and that company then contracts with a subsidiary in another nation, does that count as a domestic expenditure or a foreign one assuming, of course, export control and other issues are taken care of? panelist: we usually try not to pierce the vei

i'm sure i'm really interested in this discussion because as i have been and involved in nasa nasa as have you for a long time, i knew many of these original six women. all, all. but judy and i just say right off, i have an advance copy here of the book. i really enjoyed reading this ok. i have known some of the history, but the way it's been presented, i think people will find fascinating. and i'm interested in getting some of the back story and the highlights teased out in this conversation. so i'll start right off by. just, just asking you and i could ask this a lot about a book i came out with last year. what motivated you to write this book that the timing, the what is it that you felt the message was right to now get out about about these women today? yeah. so my my kind of go to is, you know, obviously i've been reporting on space for gosh, nearly a decade now. and it's, you know, the space reporting field, it's still pretty male dominated industry. you know, as i've continue to in this profession, i've met a lot of great women journalists and they're they're absolutely fantast

we have heard nasa _ your airspace? exactly right. we have heard nasa and _ your airspace?eard nasa and other agencies frame ufo or uap issue in terms of their space safety because again we have heard from several us military aviators who said they had near misses with objects i cannot explain and to go back to the drone issue, there are thousands of them in the skies now and we need a better way to track them and make sure they are where they belong and they will not run into any aircraft. d0 where they belong and they will not run into any aircraft.— run into any aircraft. do you think this step from — run into any aircraft. do you think this step from nasa _ run into any aircraft. do you think this step from nasa and - run into any aircraft. do you think this step from nasa and the - this step from nasa and the announcement, the name change, this is all going to get away from the idea of the little green man alien floating around that people associate with a ufo? i floating around that people associate with a ufo? i hope so, there are still _ associate with a ufo? i hope

nasa's administrator a short while auo. ~ nasa's administrator a short while am, . ., ., nasa's administrator, nasa's administrator a short while ago. we nasa have taken for the first time concrete _ ago. we nasa have taken for the first time concrete action - ago. we nasa have taken for the first time concrete action to - first time concrete action to seriously look into uap. and this independent study team is exactly that. it is independent. they work to develop recommendations about how nasa could better examine them from a scientific perspective. and the top takeaway from this study is that there is a lot more to learn. the nasa independent study team did not find any evidence that uap have an extraterrestrial origin. but we don't know what these uap are. live now to seattle to join nick pope, former ufo investigator for the ministry of defence. thank you forjoining us. what do you make of the nasa report like this? not that long ago people perhaps would have laughed at any sort of attention like this. absolutely, this is a welcome move and long overdue. yes, if you years ago nasa's posit

such a big moment for nasa.delighted with what they have had back so far. the capsule is in the cleanroom here, kept in a sterile environment, to try to keep the precious sample inside, the sample of asteroid bennu, away from any of the dust and grime and dirt of the desert. that is really important. but the next stage of the mission involves this hideous two this big military cargo plane. so what is going to happen? you have got to think of the capsule like a russian doll. inside there is a canister and inside that there is the astroid sample. what they are doing is removing the outer layer. they are being peeled away. then the canister the astroid inside will be packaged up and put on board displayed and flown to thejohnson space centre in houston, texas. there, scientists are eagerly waiting the really exciting bit. opening it up to see exactly what is inside. now, properly collecting every grain will take some time at the science will start really quickly actually. scientist think they will have their first

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this is the moment that nasa has been waiting for.ong years, travelling billions of miles to bennu and back, the capsule is finally here. the priority now is getting out of the dusty desert environment, and into the safe and sterile clean room as quickly as possible. a quick knock to say they have arrived, and the capsule is in. the painstaking and meticulous process begins. they need to remove the layers like a russian doll, to get to the dust and rocks inside. the whole procedure will take weeks. so, why all this effort? bennu tops the list of nasa's most hazardous space rocks, so studying its make—up could help us to stop it if we ever need to. it could also reveal more about our origins. it's a perfectly preserved relic from the dawn of the solar system. it's going to keep scientists busy for a long time. one of the most important parts of a sample return mission is we take 75% of the sample and we are going to lock it away for future generations. people who haven't even been born yet, to work in laboratories that don't exist yet,

nasa says it should spend more time investigating ufos.tion on unidentified objects in the sky, or what it calls uaps, "unidentified anomalous phenomenon". and it wants to play a larger role in helping the pentagon detect them. here's a statement from the nasa administrator, bill nelson. we, nasa, have taken for the first time concrete action to seriously look into uap. and this independent study team is exactly that, it is independent. they work to develop recommendations about how nasa could better examine them from a scientific perspective. and the top takeaway from the study is that there is a lot more to learn. the nasa independent study team did not find any evidence that uap have an extraterrestrial origin. but we don't know what these uap are. that was from the news conference thatjust that was from the news conference that just finished. let's cross to washington and speak to our north america correspondent nomia iqbal. what do you make of this nasa involvement and report? its involvement and report? it's interesting. _ involvemen

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hoy por fin se ha acabado la espera, la nasa ha revelado los resultados del estudio siendo la primeraministrador de la agencia estadounidense nasa anunciÓ en conferencia de prensa que >>> del equipo de estudio independiente de la casa no encontrÓ ninguna evidencia de que estos tengan un origen extraterrestre, pero no sabemos quÉ son. >>> la nasa define esto como observaciones de eventos en el cielo que no pueden identificarse como aviones o fenÓmenos naturales conocidos desde la perspectiva cientÍfica, actualmente existe un nÚmero limitado de alta calidad esto lo que hace imposible sacar conclusiones cientÍficas tiene sobre su naturaleza. >>> si me preguntan si creo que hay vida en algÚn universo, me resulta difÍcil comprender quÉ tan grande es el universo y mi respuesta personal es sÍ. >>> el equipo de estudio independiente de esto estÁ formado por 16 expertos comunitarios en diversas Áreas con asuntos relevantes para posibles mÉtodos de fenÓmenos a anÓmalos no identificados . se le ha encomendado la tarea de desarrollar y supervisar la misiÓn de la nasa para la investigaciÓn de esto

nasa and the _ the accu we are working with nasa and the air _ the accu we are working with nasa and nasa and the air force to build a prototype to demonstrate the capacity— a prototype to demonstrate the capacity for performance with this airframe at full—scale. that— this airframe at full—scale. that is— this airframe at full—scale. that is a _ this airframe at full—scale. that is a four year programme. 2027, — that is a four year programme. 2027, before that plane. and then— 2027, before that plane. and then certification and scale to manufacturing. bring it to the market — manufacturing. bring it to the market. that is how you address it. ., , ., ., market. that is how you address it. ., ., ., market. that is how you address it. that is all gone out on asia business _ it. that is all gone out on asia business report. . it. that is all gone out on - asia business report. thanks for watching but do stay with bbc news. bbc news — bring you different stories from across the uk. the e es of stories from across the uk. the eyes of the _ stories from across the uk. the eyes of the world

we've had graduates go to nasa. naval academy is the number one support of astronauts in the country. when kayla put her name in and amid plied that year, 18,300 applicants for 12 spots, they broke a record. 18,300. we didn't know that at the time. le kayla, talk a little bit-- and io want to spend a lot mor time speaking about your experience in space, but i think this is fascinating to the american public, to this audience, how that selection process works. >> yeah, well, you apply to be an astronaut on usa jobs.gov which many of you may be familiar with. and was surprising to me when i first figured out what it does take to apply to be an astronaut andve discovered i me the minimum qualifications so i had no excuse. once you apply, putting together a resume' and references, but nasa combs these records and kind of whittles it down to a pool of highly qualified applicants they think have the technical skills and the leadership experience to have the potential to future training. and then it's really a lot of luck

has cost nasa something in the region of $1 billion.— has cost nasa something in the region of $1 billiongion of $1 billion. why is it so important? it _ region of $1 billion. why is it so important? it is _ region of $1 billion. why is it so important? it is one _ region of $1 billion. why is it so important? it is one of- region of $1 billion. why is it so important? it is one of the - region of $1 billion. why is it so i important? it is one of the biggest question— important? it is one of the biggest question is, what are our origins but how— question is, what are our origins but how do— question is, what are our origins but how do we end up with habitable planets _ but how do we end up with habitable planets like the other? where does water _ planets like the other? where does water come from? it is a fundamental thin- water come from? it is a fundamental thing that_ water come from? it is a fundamental thing that has humanity we want to try to _ thing that has humanity we want to try to answer. the other aim for this mission— try to answer. the other aim for this mission is understa

i just always assumed nasa was looking for this kind of stuff before.is sort of stuff. >> well, that's right. nasa never formally had a role in looking for extraterrestrial life except for exploration in general, and so now have this role -- or they had this role i guess in their first report in actually doing more of an organized formal study of the phenomenon. but they're not the only agency or the only entity looking into this, but with their expertise and, you know, outreach hopefully they can contribute something. >> and nasa says it wants to eliminate the stigma around the reporting of sightings by the public especially private, commercial, military pilots. let's listen to what the administrator of nasa, bill nelson, had to say during the announcement. >> there's a lot of -- of folklore out there. that's why we entered the stage, the arena to try to get into this from a science point. >> i think you can blame the x-files for a lot of this as well. >> that possibly, too. but just remember what i said, we, nasa, are trying to shift it from sensation

we're not questioning nasa. but we believe what we are going to do is important and we believe they can co-exist. >> reporter: nasa project scientist tells me -- >> reporter: since the technology has not been proven at scale, they say they don't want to be the guinea pig. meanwhile, they can test outside the nasa zone, and if it can get permitted in that area, they can start getting lithium out of it with other metals, but it's probably going to take four years. this doesn't happen fast. >> this is fascinating. so nasa is worries because this flat expanse behind you is indispensable for calibrating the measurements of hundreds of satellites orbiting overhead. if we disrupt that, then we can cause all these problems with gps and satellites and who knows what else. >> reporter: that's what they are saying. this is just a flat, solid, it's the right color of white for calibration. large, they say there's no place like it in the united states. they say noaa uses this area, too. i asked the defense department if they

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it is the kind of unclassified material nasa has been looking into. the nasa independent study team did not find any evidence that uap have an extra terrestrial origin. but we don't know what these uap are. ok, no alien life yet, or the kind many space watchers hoped for, but it is the public nasa is now relying on to help them gather data on uap. it is the new term for ufos. the rebrand is partly to encourage everyone to report sightings without feeling they will be judged but most of us still use the term ufos. by releasing this report publicly, nasa says it is being open and transparent. for decades, the space agency and the us government have been accused of covering something up, which they deny, but not everyone is convinced. injuly, some former military pilots gave stunning testimony to congress, claiming the government wasn't telling the truth. parts of our government are aware more about uap than they let on. excessive classification practices keep crucial information hidden. top pentagon officials said it was insulting to staff. no concrete

it is the kind of unclassified material nasa has been looking into. evidence that uap have an extra terrestrial origin. but we don't know what these uap are. ok, no alien life yet, or the kind many space watchers hoped for, but it is the public nasa is now relying on to help them gather data on uap. it is the new term for ufos. the rebrand is partly to encourage everyone to report sightings without feeling they will be judged but most of us still use the term ufos. i wonder how much is the stigma still a problem for you? by releasing this report publicly, nasa says it is being open and transparent. for decades, the space agency and the us government have been accused of covering something up, which they deny, but not everyone is convinced. injuly, some former military pilots gave stunning testimony to congress, claiming the government wasn't telling the truth. parts of our government are aware more about uap than they let on. excessive classification practices keep crucial information hidden. top pentagon officials said it was insulting to staff. some

the first step, we are working with nasa in the air i working with nasa in the air force to a full—scale by, 2027, we fly that plane. a prototype. exactly, - 2027, we fly that plane. a prototype. exactly, then l prototype. exactly, then certification _ prototype. exactly, then certification and - prototype. exactly, then certification and scale i prototype. exactly, then certification and scale to manufacturing, bring it to market, that's how you address it. and that's it for this edition of asia business report. thanks for watching. stay with bbc news. bbc news — bringing you different stories from across the uk. it's a true story of courage and determination that shocked and inspired the world. bernard jordan escaped from his care home in hove to join the 70th anniversary of the d—day landings, in france, in 2014. and now, nearly a decade later, actor sir michael caine is bringing bernard's great escape to the big screen. well, first of all, i'm an ex—soldier. but i was in the army, i was in the national service. i understood the way he felt, because ijust happened to be an ex—soldier

tanner: he worked for pg&e, and he always had nasa stuff around. and so to play a part in his legacy and where we're going in the future, um, it's a pretty big deal for me. so, we've got some pictures with history here. my dad was? a helicopter gunner. vietnam. wow. he was lucky he came back alive. yeah, i'm lucky he came back alive. oh, he had to. yeah. then i wouldn't be here. oh no. (laughs) so, that was what it's all about. is that a piece of the space station? yeah. were they are surprised to have a... hardworking latino that knew what he was doing or what? yeah. i worked for nasa and most of the work that i did was parts for the space station. the stuff that connects with engineering and space, that's what i've got from you. like, i always knew, pop-- i always knew from when i was too old to be in camp that i wanted to be a teacher, i wanted to be a leader. i wanted to be, you know, a coach. i always knew that, but i didn't know that i was going to be using coding to do it. grandfather: what you're doing with the kids... to open their eyes. s

it is the kind of unclassified material nasa has been looking into.. the nasa independent study team did not find any evidence that uap have an extra terrestrial origin. but we don't know what these uap are. ok, no alien life yet, or the kind many space watchers hoped for, but it is the public nasa is now relying on to help them gather data on uap. it is the new term for ufos. the rebrand is partly to encourage everyone to report sightings without feeling they will be judged but most of us still use the term ufos. i wonder how much is the stigma still a problem for you? by releasing this report publicly, nasa says it is being open and transparent. for decades, the space agency and the us government have been accused of covering something up, which they deny, but not everyone is convinced. injuly, some former military pilots gave stunning testimony to congress, claiming the government wasn't telling the truth. parts of our government are aware more about uap than they let on. excessive classification practices keep crucial information hidden. top penta

nasa says the nine ounces of dust scraped up by a probe will give scientists an extraordinary glimpsebeginnings of our solar system. pretty cool. >>> which one of the when you humble yourself under the mighty hand of god, in due time he will exalt you. hi, i'm joel osteen. i'm excited about being with you every week. i hope you'll tune in. you'll be inspired, you'll be encouraged. i'm looking forward to seeing you right here. you are fully loaded and completely equipped for the race that's been designed for you. >>> finally tonight, the defending super bowl champion kansas city chiefs' newest fan is causing quite a stir and a swift reaction. cbs's jo ling kent reports on the enchanting details. >> i think the secret's out. >> reporter: taylor swift has entered her football era. >> if we play like this every time taylor is in the building, then she needs to be here every week. >> reporter: swift made her fearless return to kansas city's arrowhead stadium, which she sold out twice last summer, to cheer on nfl tight end travis kelce. >> i told her i've seen you rock the stage in arrowhea

a nasa astronaut born in petaluma was honored in her hometown today. the mayor there, the city council proclaimed this as nicole mandate kron four's. philippe djegal has that story. >> a fitting entrance for the pride of petaluma nasa commander nicole man showered with an extended jubilant reading tuesday by thousands of students from 5 different schools in the city of petaluma. hard to even describe the emotions because coming back home and seeing all the kids and they're so excited and inspired. and i just hope that they can follow along on my journey and the story and hopefully that keeps keep their teams like you here. by proclaimed tuesday, 9/19/2023. >> as nicole mandate than the comb and a proclamation presented petaluma high school. >> the commander addressed the crowd saying becoming an astronaut. >> was not always in the cards. was your age. i didn't have it all figured out. but i knew i wanted to serve in the military. i want to be part of something bigger than just me. man is married living in houston, texas, now raising an 11 year-old son

nasa hopes to shift the could ergs from sensationalism to science. >> the top takeaway from the study is there is a lot more to learn. the nasa independent study team did not find any evidence that uap have an extra terrestial origin, but we don't know what these uap are. >> uap another term for ufo. the agency has created a new position to help guide nasa's efforts in this area. >>> south bay firefighters responded to a different call this morning, one that showed up to them. they helped deliver this baby boy their fire station. this is cal fire. his mom started having contractions early this morning so the parent started driving to the hospital but realized they couldn'tak it. they chose the best next option the nearest fire station if hollister a cal fire station and within a few minutes firefighters helped deliver the baby. we are told both mom and baby are healthy. >> good decision by the parents and firefighters can do it all. amazing. well done. >>> 49ers fans are planning to take over sofi stadium. you know, you've got it pretty good. streaming this much stuff was never this e

to hear from nasa and the days and weeks to come about the results of their investigation. for them. to have recovered this capsule safely and also not examining what it may bring and what it may offer. 0ur science editor, rebecca morelle has this report. on their way to recover the capsule which descended towards the utah desert, a view of its parachute slowing the craft. finally, it is down. finally it's down. inside is the most precious sample, fragments of an asteroid called bennu that could reveal the secrets of our solar system. the scientists think there are about 250 grams of dust and rock and every grain is precious. some of our instruments literally look at the items that make up the crystals inside of these rocks. the crystals inside these rocks, and when you're working at that scale, a single stone is an infinite landscape to explore. we'll be working on these materials for decades and decades into the future. all of this effort is to solve the mystery of what asteroid bennu is made of. this is vital, because bennu tops the list of nasa's most hazardous space ro

now we have nasa saying, you know what, build us this road map.elop more satellites, to use artificial intelligence and machine learning. to make a way for regular folks, nasa, this is what i saw, here's more observations, gather this what you've been getting from government entities and come up with more definitive answers. . >> aaron, quickly, bottom line, is nasa saying anything about finding life somewhere else? >> the nasa administrator said he believes there's life out there. that's consistent with other scientists perspectives about what's happening outside of our solar system. but the evidence isn't there. the proof isn't there as of yet and efforts like this are designed to develop more data, to develop more observations and look for that proof to give us more definitive answers. >> it's fascinating, though. aaron, thank you. >>> now to a first of its kind study with patients suffering a near-death experience, flatlines and loses their pulse. after analyzing brain patterns, the study finds that some patients actually hold on to a degree w

. >>> esta maÑana una misiÓn espacial de la nasa regresÓ a la tierra para entregar una preciada cargaificaciÓn para recibir a ert las y el pronostico del tiempo. >> tenemos en pantalla ahora >>> gracias por continuar en sintonÍa este segundo segmento lo comenzamos con buenas noticias despuÉs de viajar casi 1900 millones de mismas la misiÓn espacial de la nasa regresÓ a la tierra esta maÑana para entregar su preciada carga muestras de un asteroides que podrÍan ofrecer pistas sobre el origen de nuestro sistema solar >>> andrea cruz >> vivierons momentos de tensiÓn en el control de la misiÓn de la nasa osiris mientras cargaba muestras un va laubls >>> a toda velocidad >>> finalmente esta fue la reacciÓn >>> aplausos y suspiros de alivio cuando la capitales lo logrÓ aterrizar sin problemas en el desierto de utah poco antes de las 11:00 de la maÑana de este domingo aterrizaje esta es la primera vez que la agencia trae muestras de un asteroide a la tierra >>> tardamos 2 aÑos y de ahÍ empezamos a tomar imÁgenes tambiÉn con los instrumentoss la composiciÓn quÍmica >>> los cientÍficos de la na

it is an nasa mission, _ money, who is paying for this?mission, it is a us government mission, but scientists from all around the world are involved. some of the sample will be coming to the uk. a small vial is worth, which doesn't sound very much but every single grain will be study, it will be sent to the national history museum, 0xford national history museum, oxford university, manchester university will be getting a first look but they have to safely open up the cash. it will be a bit like a russian dolls. you have the outer casing and then you have the canister, inside that you have those fragments of asteroids and rock. the reason they are doing it so slowly, they want to make sure they have every single speck of dust. they don't want to leave anything behind and it has to be done in this incredibly controlled environment. it will be blasted with nitrogen, and inert gas which keeps our atmosphere away from it. the scientist will be handling it through these glove boxes, big boxes with a pair of gloves that you stick your hands in to

the mission was to research ufos and nasa released its findings today.dy concluded more science is needed to better understand unexplained sightings in the sky. nasa says that is because there is too much stigma and bad data surrounding this. the agency adds it is hoping to shift the conversation from sensationalism to science. >>> the top takeaway from the study is that there is a lot more to learn. the nasa independent study team did not find any evidence that uap have an extra terrestial origin. we don't know what these uap are. >> nasa has created a new position to help guide its efforts in this area. the agency appointed a director of uap research today. >>> today marks two months since the beginning of the sag-after the ra actors strike. money is tight so actors are helping raise money to support the strike and some are auctioning off their time to the highest bidder on ebay. parks and rec and severance star adam scott would like to walk your dog for 3,000 bucks. poker face actress natasha will help you solve the sunday times cross word for $2,500.

miles: lori glaze is nasa's planetary science division director. heads the team at nasa that , along with the european space agency, is planning a mission to retrieve and return rocks from mars in the next decade. the first phase of the mission is underway. nasa's perseverance rover has been gathering and sealing up small pieces of the martian surface for a few years and planetary scientists think its location, the jezero crater, was warm and wet 3.5 billion years ago, a great place to search for signs of ancient life. but they don't expect to find anything that's alive now. >> the current environment on the surface of mars is incredibly harsh. it's cold. it's dry. it is exposed to the sun's radiation, which we know kills off organic materials and breaks it down. so it's highly unlikely that there's anything alive there now. but what we might see is the kind of fossil remnants of early microbes and pre-microbial life. miles: a mars sample return mission is the holy grail for scientists like dante lauretta. he says it's all well worth any slim risk,

. >>> the historic first for nasa.n asteroid sample taken from deep space lands in the utah desert. the sample could unlock the secrets of our solar system billions of years ago. >>> and news just in, the star headlining the super bowl halftime show and the bride's surprise at her wedding. >>> from abc news world headquarters in new york, this is "world news tonight." >>> good evening. thanks for joining us on this sunday. i'm linsey davis. we begin with the massive storm hitting the east coast and severe weather slamming the center of the country. what was once tropical storm ophelia is bringing soaking rain across the northeast. the slow-moving storm drenching the i-95 corridor. more rain is expected from new york city to boston on monday, making for a rough, morning commute. coastal areas of new jersey are feeling the effects. ophelia first made landfall in north carolina early saturday bringing 70-mile-an-hour winds and coastal flooding. a separate storm triggering severe thunderstorms in parts of the plains. look

. ♪♪ >> a nasa astronaut born in petaluma was honored by her hometown. today.council proclaiming this as nick home and a big deal. kron four's philippe to call shares the trailblazing commanders visit with local students on her big day. >> a fitting end spur the pride of petaluma nasa commander in macomb and showered with an extended jubilant reading tuesday by thousands of students from 5 different schools in the city of petaluma. hard to even describe the emotions because coming back home and seeing all the kids and they're so excited and inspired. and i just hope that they can follow along on my journey and the story and hopefully that keeps them keeps their dreams like to hear by proclaimed tuesday, 9/19/2023. >> as nicole mandate than a comb and a proclamation high school. >> the commander addressed the crowd saying becoming an astronaut. >> was not always in the cards. i was your age. i didn't have it all figured out. but i knew i wanted to serve in the military. i want to be part of something bigger than just me. man is married living in houston, texas,

the type of, but might be the type of person who could work on a team at nasa. and so that was kind of in the back of my head. i immediately started talking myself out of it and finally, after a couple of weeks, was brave enough to mention it to you, sir. you're the first human being that i mentioned to this goal, this dream too. and that's an incredibly vulnerable thing, especially to an officer who not only been working for you for a couple of months, but we already had a really strong mentorship relationship. and i really cared what you thought. i really valued your leadership in your opinion, and i remember being on the way to the air and space museum for an event and i was just thinking about it on the way there, the drive with c.j., who's here today, a member of our staff then. and so we're at the naval academy now, but i remember kind of turning around in the van to say to you, you know, sir, lately i've kind of been thinking about the astronaut program. and i felt like there was, you know, for me, it felt like, oh, this long, scary pause. and i just reme