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Welcome to the R Labs podcast.

Our special guest today is Anne Barrella.

Hey, Ann, thank you so much for joining us today.

Thank you for having me.

I got to, I guess, meet you virtually on Twitter because you have like the coolest Twitter feed with all the stuff going on at NASA.

And I just love every time you pop up on my timeline because I know it's going to be something pretty cool.

Well, it's, I've got varying interest.

And yeah, I was able to go on the nassas social for the

artemus one launch and that was incredible and i loved uh talking to people about it no that was no yeah

i remember getting all those close shots because you got pretty close to to all the action there that was it was pretty wild

we weren't close enough you know the press was actually behind us so we were on the turn

basin dock which is about as close as anybody can get if the rocket had gone up and fallen over we

probably would have died oh my goodness do Okay, I just have to ask,

when you're that close, you must feel it. You must feel the pressure of the rocket. It almost feels

like it's not Tommy. It makes a Falcon 9, you know, like a candle. I mean, it was loud. And

there was definitely a vibration.

And the coolest thing wasn't actually being hit by that, but the vehicle assembly building,

you know, one of the largest buildings in the world was just off to our left.

And when the pressure wave hit the building and bounced back it was the weirdest feeling i mean

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