00:00The first one we'd like to suggest is a named crater in honor
00:05of our great spacecraft, Integrity.
00:08And so if you were to look at Oriental on the far side and then draw a line straight
00:14up to Ohm on the far side, relatively in the middle is an unnamed crater
00:19and we would like to suggest it be called Integrity in the future.
00:27And the second one, and especially meaningful for this crew, is a number of years ago we started this journey
00:34in our close-knit astronaut family and we lost a loved one.
00:39And there's a feature in a really neat place on the moon, and it is on the near side, far
00:46side boundary.
00:47In fact, it's just on the near side of that boundary.
00:50And so at certain times of the moon's transit around Earth, you can, we will be able to see this
00:58from Earth.
00:59And so we lost a loved one.
01:01Her name was Carol, the spouse of Reed, the mother of Katie and Ellie.
01:11And if you want to find this one, you look at Glushko, and it's just to the northwest of that,
01:18at the same latitude as Ohm, and it's a bright spot on the moon.
01:24And we would like to call it Carol, and you spell that C-A-R-R-O-L-L.
01:57Houston Integrity, one report from the crew at the windows.
02:00We could actually see the moon and Earth at the same time right now.
02:06It's interesting because the Earth looks way brighter, so the Earth itself seems to have a much higher albedo than
02:14the moon.
02:14Excuse me, science.
02:15Integrity, I was able to get a view out of window one, which is a beautiful view.
02:19I can see the entire moon that they're looking at.
02:23We left the T-shirt up there, so I was kind of peeking through the opening and the makeshift shroud
02:28there.
02:29And once I was able to get two eyes on it, what jumped out at me was Babelov.
02:35It's just peeking out of the Terminator.
02:38It's clear of the Terminator now, but it just really jumps out because it's still got the low light, the
02:43low sun angle.
02:44And so where Babelov has that impact over the top of another crater, where the two craters intersect on the
02:51eastern edge.
02:52So on the side closest to Oriental, where the two crater rings intersect, the shadow there is the highest peak
03:03in the interior of Babelov.
03:12Also, an interesting part of the discussion that I heard between Reid and Jeremy is that from Glishko to Grimaldi,
03:23there are two dark features there that look like commas.
03:28Love the descriptions.
03:30You're definitely looking odd up there.
03:32Appreciate seeing the training being implemented.
03:34Oh, I put it away from the speaker. Say it again, please.
03:39We believe that that is Zeman Crater.
03:43The Terminator right now is just fantastic.
03:46It is the most rugged that I've seen it.
03:49From a lighting perspective, there are little islands.
03:52There are islands of terrain out there that are completely surrounded by darkness,
03:55which indicates some real variation in terrain.
04:15A place in the distance, which means small.
04:15Here we go to the distance.
04:15Yeah, it is the most rugged.
04:20And it is the most rugged in the distance.
04:26It is the most rugged that have no待度 as possible.
04:26And it is the most rugged that have no單位.
04:26It is the most rugged that have no independence.
04:27It is a real figure.
04:29It is the most rugged, which means is the most rugged.
04:30There are a fewennes and the first тысячes ines.
04:30The terminal, which means the most widows are a full-style.
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