Houston, we have a podcast. Welcome to the official podcast of the NASA Johnson Space Center,

episode 226, Artemis Imagery. I'm Garrett Jordan and I'll be your host for the first episode of the

New Year. On this podcast, we're bringing in the experts,

scientists, engineers, astronauts, all to let you know

what's going on in the world of human spaceflight.

Happy New Year to our listeners.

I'm very excited for 2022, and I hope you are too. A lot is happening

in human spaceflight this year. More activity aboard the station including commercial crew flights,

we're flying private astronauts. we're also aiming for the

first flight of the Orion spacecraft on top of the space launch system rocket for the Artemis

One mission. We hope to put out a lot of Artemis content this year and explore the nooks and crannies of all the intricate parts that make up these efforts

So we'll start off the year with an Artemis episode on this episode we're exploring imagery. That's right, pictures of the Earth and

Moon on a spacecraft meant for humans. We'll be getting glimpses of exciting moments like Earth

Rise that we got from the Apollo era, but now as part of a new program and

a new era of sustainable exploration.

Imagery is one of the parts of this mission I am especially looking forward to.

So to help us understand how these imaging systems

are going to work, we're bringing in Gary Cox,

avionics power and wiring manager for the Orion program.

He's been in that position since 2014. and wiring manager for the Orion program.

He's been in that position since 2014,

but he has over 30 years of experience at NASA.

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