00:00NASA Astronauts Commander Reed Wiseman, Pilot Victor Glover, Mission Specialist Christina Koch,
00:04and Canadian Space Agency Mission Specialist Jeremy Hansen
00:07are safe, they're secure, and they're in great spirits.
00:10We will continue to monitor their health and their status as we move into the next phase of the Artemis
00:16II mission.
00:17So after a brief 54-year intermission, NASA is back in the business of sending astronauts to the moon.
00:25We have arrived at this point through a sustained effort, a national commitment,
00:28and the work of thousands across the agency, our industry partners, and our international allies.
00:35On the comms issue, and I don't know, there may be someone here that has a little more detail than
00:38I do
00:38of having to run around quite a bit, but I think they're still looking into trying to really understand
00:44exactly what was going on there, but it is, it's restored, which is important.
00:50I think it just...
00:52It was during a handover to TDRS West.
00:54Between TDRS, yeah.
00:55Sometimes that's squirrely ground configuration, you've got to get that right,
00:59so hopefully that's what it is, but we'll chase it down.
01:01But they were able to recover.
01:04They had intermittent forward and return links, so the burns that they needed on board was never an issue.
01:09We just, it was unusual for it to be dropped out for a couple minutes,
01:12so that's what we're telling you.
01:13What' it is?
01:13Grazie a tutti.
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