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The Thanksgiving week did not slow down NASA. They had a busy and active week. NASA’s new sky-mapping space telescope SPHEREx takes shape, their PACE mission to monitor Earth's climate and oceans gets ready for launch, and the Artemis II astronauts get a look at their Moon rocket's core stage. This and more at This Week @NASA.
Growing back is the problem we haven't thought of, that failure of imagination. right now we're on schedule and making flight hardware. >> well, so great to hear that because the entire science community, you know, and exoplanets is ramping up here. everybody's so excited about the james webb. i don't know if you realize how much they're counting on this. >> i'm aware that my customers are very anxious for the webb telescope to get on orbit. >> it's pressure, but it's also gratefulness that you and your team and people are working so hard to make sure every last thing works. >> okay. >> bye. >...
Forecasting earlier. but right now, we think this the sustained winds for kennedy space center are going to be about 104 with gusts to 130. >> and what does that mean, george? if you -- if you have gusts of 130 at the kennedy space center, what's in danger there? >> well, the main thing is going to be our facilities and, of course, the ones closest to the ocean are most likely to take damage, but some of the major buildings like the vehicle assembly building has had a tendency to take some damage in the past, but we think most of our flight hardware such as weather satellite, we've got way for...
Exciting things going on and when you put the human in the loop so that the human is actually doing things like they did today, no robot could do all of that. and now we are building new rockets, we are building the rockets to take us to and from the space station, but we are also building the monster rocket that will take us beyond low earth orbit as we go out and explore the heavens and eventually in the time of 2030s, we'll go to mars. >> in the wake of the space shuttle program being shuttered, senator, i know there were i guess some jobs that were shed certainly in your state. what are yo...
Altitude, changing what's on a pilot's display screen. but we should caution about all of this. first got to emphasize, i can't emphasize this enough that he did this on a flight simulator, not on an actual real aircraft for obvious security and safety reasons. and the other thing too is that he emphasized that this app alone is not enough to effect the plane. you're also going to need the proper hardware. we reached out to the faa, and the agency says that the planes that we fly, that you fly and i fly, that we fly every day, that they're not in any kind of risk because this app that he's tal...