Everything About Mission Control Houston
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ม.ค. 2017
- Houston, we have a problem - there are too many questions about Mission Control. Luckily, Flight Director Mary Lawrence is here to answer as many as she can before her shift starts. Listen as she and her fellow flight controllers answer everything about Mission Control Houston: what time does it close, how many acronyms do you have to learn, is there a phone number for the space station, and many many more.
All of the flight controllers on screen are real Houston flight controllers and controllers in training.
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This is so incredibly fascinating. I feel like a kid again! If I had the 'job requirements' for NASA, it would be my dream employer. The amount of knowledge, education and man hours sitting in that room is so incredible.
This reminds me of those Vogue Questions videos they do with celebrities except this is actually interesting lol
I was waiting for a ground control to major tom joke
haha same here
yeah major disappointment for me
so was i, lol.
Heh it`s funny to see the awkwardness of really smart people trying to reach the general public and make a "pop" vlog
micosair I came here from 9gag
actually so true lol
micosair The best they can
She's not smart. Smart people use metric system, and non retarded units like miles.
you tell 'em Daniel.
I liked that it was scripted. Obviously not Hollywood tier acting, but the flow was nice. Otherwise, it'd be a boring video imo.
The anaswers seemed very scripted to me too. And when Greenwich time was refered to intead of UTC I switched off
Support Room: "Here, we see people playing Call of Duty."
Call of duty is for kids.
This is great. so many questions answered! very well prepared. thank you
Too bad so many could have been answered with Google. So many good questions wasted.
i think this clip is awsome , but the narrative can do the question less like a robotics. All to the great answers
That was an amazing treat for me today. I would have asked every one of those same questions as well. I must admit, I love seeing women in these roles and I hope vignettes like these inspires more young women into nontraditional careers on or above the planet. Thanks again. 👽👽👽👽👽
"hurrr durrr is fake obvious scriptin" wow you youtube commenters are geniuses for decipherig that, have a big fat gold award for figuring that out. In all honesty this was a nice quick segment of an interview. Nerds being awkward is my crack, cheers for this. Keep up the good work being awesome in outer space... Or in earth as shown here.
This is what I keep finding again and again as I grow up. Everything epic in this world is amazingly average and I'm okay with that, it shows me that things in this world are made and designed by people like me. All that's needed to make a good idea go from and idea to a design is willpower.
Either way, great video, glad to get a view into Mission Control, Houston.
5:40 what a woman!
_shifty Very hot. And very clever.
"Yes of course"
nice Video. I didn't like that everything felt so Scripted.
leogrievous agreed
I'm sure they're busy people - you can't do anything ad lib because you'll mess up (they're NASA, not actors) and need to shoot a continuous 7 minute shot AGAIN, so short, simple answers make more sense.
They´re engineers... they´re special people you might scare them if rush in with a camera....
If you ever meet an engineer stay calm its way more affraid of you than you are and always keep some coffe and/or energy drinks at hand it calms them.
It’s not scripted they’re just too smart
Always really like these videos. Keep up the good work :D
Love these kind of videos!!
yes, yes, yes!! I simply love this video. Thank you very much!!!!!
Crazy!!! Id' like to go to mission control one day in my life.
This was awesome and very informative! I want to work there! I've been to that room when I was a kid and lived in Texas! Also very impressive that is one long take! I love how young everyone is. Great video! Is this the very same room that Mercury, Gemini, and Apollo missions were controlled from?
thank you these vids are fun and interesting, please do more
Mrs.Mary thank goodness for your team of colleges I always say this is very
Clever ingenious 😊👍🌎💫👀
Fantastic video. Love the format
gene kranz would be proud
I think the akwardness of everyone is very charming. Still, very engaging and informative video. Good stuff, mate.
give to their guys an oscar!
great presentation
She truly stepped into the footsteps of Gene Kranz :)
Dad was a contractor at Johnson for a couple of years. Can confirm, this is exactly how conversations happen
Really nice to see this room from another perspective other than live feed on NASA TV camera in the corner. And sometimes they put awkward stuff on the front left table such as baseball bat to Halloween pumpkin if you noticed :'D
3:20 hey, no!
Great job!
Oh my god! It took me a few minutes to recognize that voice. It's the Curiosity Core from Glados! I'm so glad that little ball of curiosity wasn't burned in the fire! Maybe it is at NASA because it want's to go to space and find its brother, the Space Core!
My son watched this and was absolutely enthralled by the whole presentation. Well done guys - interactions like this really drive young people towards space
Very interesting video controlling the mission .everything is very clear. Space scientists have a deep knowledge of living and to maintain in space circumstances .Astronauts adjust themselves in very limited means. They eat, walk and run in space. Some medicine they have to take care from diseases.
THAT MAN IS PLAYING GALAGA!!! Thought we wouldn't notice, but we did...
This reminds me of one of those "72 questions with (blank)" video.
The subject matter of this video and the video was very good I felt.
who put up that dry wall? why was this not included.. I wanted to know more
Excellent
I keep looking for someone to say Mary looks like Jenna Fischer (Pam from "The Office")... but alas I guess I will have to be the first person to say it here. Haha.
I really enjoyed the video. I don't think anyone looked awkward and I liked the format.
How do you become part of mission control and what kind of degrees do u need?
How to become a capsue communicator or a ground controler ? Id really like to know all the professions in the room control and how long it take to do this profession plz. I really hope you'll answer me.
Cool video.
Awesome!
6:07 sth that spin at left upper corner in the control moniter brings up the attention.... seem a great project these talented ppl work for
Having to know a lot of acronyms was really more of a 20th Century problem-and yes, in earlier times it did cause me some anxiety at times. Now, you can look up most anything in a few seconds. Now, I use enough of them to be a real PITA.
what degree would you need to work in that room on one of them there computerized gadgets?
Microsoft Office Professional
BDSM , MBBS,CBR,KTM,MP3
I've never been a navy swimmers sorry sometimes it's good to learn
I love you guys
"da konechno" (да конечно) means "Yes Of course" - many languages... that is why it is international
I wish "Failure is not an option" was applied during the Columbia STS-107 Mission. Linda Ham rejected requests for additional surveillance 8 times (Source: CAIB Report).
That was pretty cool
I love this video that 7:40 minutes were like 2:00 or even less
Solo puedo decir que ¿recorrer la distancia para un café es muy duro para el equipo? ;)
- Do flight controllers know multiple languages?
- [Russian] Да, конечно!
UUUHH :-) Buuuuut, why in subtitles don't mentioned that?
This has to be the coolest job ever
They’re heavily trained in on-point brevity, I guess to avoid confusing and time wasting chit chat on the loops. No answer given is more than 10 words long, no ums and ahs. It’s both impressive and mildly disconcerting. I wonder if they talk like that at home?
very sympathetic =)
0:29 - Dr. Pepper in the refrigerator. We don't even have that here :(
The O'Ryan missions...holy cow!
Well, yes, but the Orion spacecraft was being referenced in that context, not the constellation. I was teasing about the subtitles, which spelled Orion as O'Ryan. The subtitles were provided by NASA, right?
Oh thank goodness! Go NASA! (I worked on Kepler and James Webb as a payload systems engineer)
She answers the question in two words
Nice.
@ 03:59 lol this literally happened on Friday. The new Russia module fired it's thrusters and the ISS did a barrel roll!
Such young people
3:20
NO DON'T TOUCH THAT
yeah, visitors is not allowed to touch for authorised only xD
I'm the 1k like :)
3:20 Haha do not touch xD
0:11 is that one of those two handled sippy cups? 🤔🧐🛸
Why blur her id card?
For security reasons, so no one can try to duplicate it.
Great tour! But was the automated captioning software written in Ireland?
6:43 "It could be the O'Ryan missions; EM1 and EM2 are flown from here." (The O'Ryan family must be so proud to have a spacecraft named after them.)
7:01 ">> Commander Scott Kelley was on orbit"
Now, this will have someone's Irish up. It's "Kelly", not "Kelley". Those Irish captioning software writers should know better!
It's 'Orion', not O'Ryan
Ray,
You know that. And I know that. But the Irish programmers who wrote the speech-to-text software in Dublin didn't. (Or they don't care.) :-)
Who was the interviewer?
im going to be a flight director after high school
loved the video and how natural it felt :D
Definitely a great video but their responses to the questions felt less than natural haha. I mean I guess I didn't really expect an impromptu sort of video from scientists but I'm just saying.
It is a funny thought to know someone is sitting in mission control right at this second I type this comment
Why do you have your free stuff storage camouflaged as vending machines?
I'm learning english as a second language. Can some native say whether "there's 26" or "there's five"... are correct? I thought it would be "there are"... The woman in charge of answering the questions said those.
@ieBrazil "there are" is grammatically correct. "there's" is frequently said as a type of slang
@@edvancise got it. Thanks
Sugar Water is great, right? "Yah yah yah yah" --Werner Von Braun [, former NASA Coffee Maker]
🤣
i think they are really playing yatzee in their brake!😂
Da koneshno
Mary is a rocket!
9gag??
🏄♀️🇮🇳🏄♀️Beautiful Place. Can i some day see this place. I am 60+ from India 🇮🇳.
Is that a Braun coffee maker, and it's not secure? 🤣
I'm in love with the Remote Interface Officer
Ha! That girl is playing Galaga!
Really amazing vid to see what its like in MC but the bad acting makes me giggle a bit XD
Number
that was a cool but very awkward interview haha. Great questions though
did they use a script
what the hell does Dakaneshna mean??
Russian: "Да, конечно" - "Yes, of course"
Wait a minute.... These are just normal desks, computers, and projectors! Hollywood movies lied to us this whole time!
They used to be big consoles because they housed CRT screens. These days we use banks of LCD monitors. I have to admit I do miss the big consoles. We used to be able to put stuff on them! :-)
Just Bev Yes. Still do. I work at NASA for CSA (Canadian Space Agency) as a Robotics (ROBO) flight controller. We have a control room at CSA HQ where I’m now stationed.
@@kbahrami346 I remember old consoles (pre-modernization) having lots of documentation stacks on the back. Where is that now? All digital or...?
Master Man All procedures are electronic but we still use hard copies. And they are located behind our console at CSA. Usually that’s where they end up. This video is the White FCR. It used to be for shuttles. The main ISS room is FCR1. White FCR is used for simulations right now (practice sessions).
Failure is not an option! - Gene Karnataka Apollo 13
Gene Kranz
This reminds me of the tour through Jurassic Park. Dino DNA
When are you going to come clean about UFO's?
Also I have seen multiple UFO's some in daylight, they exist believe it or not, living in ignorance does not change the facts.
I'm sure everything said is pre-scripted, even the part at 3:19. IAC handled with remarkable smoothness.
6:44 Emergency Tile Puller?
Comms centers typically have raised floors and route cables below, so that lets someone pull up a tile and access those cables.
@@arop3nnY Thanks!
@@-.._.-_...-_.._-..__..._.-.-.- Sorry it took you 3 years to get the answer you needed lol. I'll do better next time haha
Ground control to major 9Gag
At times the station get up to 17,800mph 280 miles up ionosphere 🌎💫🚀😊👍
Feels like a school project, very awkward
Jenny on console!!!!
just a tip: the video seems a little fake as everyone just gives a straight answer. alle the questions and answers seem to be just read off. would be more realistic if they said a some "umm" "err" or sth like that. Or for the next time. Dont let them prepare that much
2:16 to 2:18 idk why but when he isn’t looking to looking just freaks me out