Houston, we have a podcast. Welcome to the official podcast of NASA's Johnson Space Center, Episode 377, Mission Control, Crew Health Consuls.

I'm Nilifer Ramji, and I'll be your host today. On this podcast, we bring in the experts, scientists, engineers, and astronauts, all to let you know what's going on in the world of human spaceflight and more.

The Mission Control Center, or MCC, is the iconic epicenter of spaceflight operations.

A large, talented team ensures mission success, whether in low Earth orbit or elsewhere, like the moon or Mars.

You may have actually seen depictions of mission control in the movies or video of it during a NASA broadcast.

There are many seats which are called console positions in the International Space Station Flight Control Room,

and each one of them has an important job.

We are dedicating six episodes to covering the positions in the International Space Station Mission Control,

what they do, and how they work together to keep the space station operating smoothly.

This is our third episode in our mission control series, and in this episode we will be

covering the following consoles. Flight surgeon with William Fernandez, Biomedical Engineer or BME with Nancy Bonsbach,

and Environmental and Thermal Operating Systems or Ethos with Brendan Lutz.

Together, these consoles cover health-related positions in Mission Control, Houston.

Recorders to flight speed.

Surgeon.

Go.

BME. Go. Ethgeon. Go. BME.

Go.

Ethos.

Go.

We are Go.

For Houston, we have a podcast.

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