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Making sure it could withstand 5000 degrees fahrenheit and protect those future astronauts that may be on board in future missions. but the other thing that really stood out to me today, this happened on almost the 50th anniversary of the last time that humans walked on the moon. -- and harrison schmitt during apollo 7 teen. so, there you can see some of the incredible images that the orion spacecraft is able to capture as it made its close approach to the moon. and now, humanity is one step clo...

Their air miles for that. that is a long mission. but a remarkable and. this mission continues and perhaps to a tantalizing next step. tell us more. >> sure, you think about all the things that this rocket and this spacecraft have been through. i mean, so many delays, it got hit by our hurricane. >> thats right. >> five days before lunch. and so, to see it have such a successful mission and a successful splash down today, nasa officials absolutely thrilled by what were seeing. so, right now, you...

By the way, i think they already have, but to be prepared to go ahead and announce it. >> so, there are some names in mind, perhaps already selected at this point? if i may not do a little bit? >> flight operations and the chief astronaut, they make the decisions, the johnston center directors then confirms those and well let you know. >> all right, thanks for keeping us and suspense there. that is what nasa does. you know, this mission gave us incredible images and space. at one point traveling...

It was coming in at 25,000 miles an hour, 5000 degrees fahrenheit. and it did that twice as it dipped into the atmosphere and lead off that speed, and then came back up about 150,000 feet. and then dipped in, in this deep dive again to get more speed, then came on in. so, everything worked. >> and as we know, this was not a manned mission, but we know that nasas hope. when do you think we will know about human crew? might we get an announcement soon? would you like to make some news here? >> as ...

Theyre gonna do some visual inspections, and then they actually hook some cables onto it. the uss portland will actually pull out of the water, they bring it back to the navy base in san diego, and then back to the kennedy space center, where they do some more intensive tests. but big picture here, this is exactly what nasa needed in order to move forward with its artemis program. this was the uncrewed test flight and now they are going to be able to start thinking about who theyre going to put ...

Might, you know? >> thats right. >> theyve been waiting years with no shuttle, now theyve got this. >> i cant wait to hear that part two. all right, kristen fisher, thank you very much. >> thanks. >> joining me now is nasa administrator, bill nelson. bill, thanks so much for being with us, we appreciate it. what was the emotion like inside nasa watching the orion spacecraft returned to earth today? it looks like everything went flawlessly and everybody must have been just so pleased. 50 years to...

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She died at a las vegas hospital on saturday after a brief undisclosed illness. gorme was 84 years old. >> since you are up at the hour take a look outside for one of natures biggest shows, it is peak time for the perseid meteor shower, which take place this time of year every year. showers are most intense before the sun comes up. the perseid generates about 100 meteors in an hour. for those of us stuck inside nasa is doing live streaming as well. >> got to turn that on. >> got to go to central...