00:00The successful launch of Artemis II, it was quite something.
00:04It will be traveling further than any manned rocket has ever flown
00:08and will very substantially pass the moon, go around it,
00:12and come back home from a distance that has never been done before.
00:18It's amazing.
00:19They are on the way, and God bless them.
00:22These are brave people.
00:24Now, about 51 minutes into the flight during a planned handover
00:27between satellites, the Orion spacecraft underwent a communications issue
00:31leading to a temporary partial loss of comms.
00:34The uplink from Capcom to the crew was being heard by the crew,
00:38but we cannot hear their responses for a brief period of time.
00:41There were no issues with the vehicle itself.
00:43Comms with the crew had been restored.
00:45We're actively working the issue and we'll keep you informed.
00:49After a brief 54-year intermission,
00:51NASA is back in the business of sending astronauts to the moon.
00:56Flight day one and flight day two, you might not feel like eating a lot,
01:01and that's just part of it.
01:03Your body is acclimating to zero G.
01:05Your physiology is transitioning from a 1G environment to zero G,
01:12and it takes a little bit of adapting.
01:15So right now they're working hard.
01:17They are doing what they need to do.
01:20They sound great on the loops.
01:22That was really a good signal to us that they're feeling well.
01:25That was really a good signal.
01:25That was really a good signal.
01:25That was really a good signal.
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