Howard Hu
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@HowardHuNASA
@NASA_Orion program manager https://t.co/kudaTj7Kw9
As we're prepping for Thanksgiving meals, the Artemis II astronauts are prepping for dining in deep space aboard Orion. From taste testing with @NASA_Johnson's Space Food Systems Lab to hands-on preparation practice, see how the crew gets ready for their lunar mission meals.
Diamond St. John’s family has supported spaceflight at @NASAKennedy for four generations. Now, she’s carrying her family’s legacy all the way from Apollo to Artemis by helping build the Orion heat shield for the Artemis III mission. Read more: go.nasa.gov/3IIaWla
On the move 🚚 With fueling complete, NASA’s Orion spacecraft departed the Multi-Payload Processing Facility for the Launch Abort System Facility. Next, Exploration Ground Systems teams will begin integrating Orion with the 44-foot-tall abort tower. go.nasa.gov/4mCWRUs
Before astronauts venture around the Moon on @NASAArtemis II, Mark Cavanaugh is helping make sure the Orion spacecraft is safe and space-ready for the journey ahead. 🌕 As an Orion integration lead at @NASA_Johnson, he ensures the spacecraft’s critical systems— in both the U.S.-built crew module and European-built service module—come together safely and seamlessly. Read his story: go.nasa.gov/4l9RqLu
The Artemis II crew recently completed three days of testing and training inside the Orion spacecraft at @NASAKennedy. They performed suit fit and leak checks, communication checks, interfaced with equipment, and simulated launch and flight scenarios. go.nasa.gov/40SpXXI
From our crew to yours, happy National Intern Day! 🧑🚀 Today, we are highlighting students across the country who are supporting our Artemis campaign. They are integral to our future crewed Moon landing missions and our next giant leap — sending astronauts to Mars!
And the @NASA Federal Engineer of the Year award goes to @NASA_Johnson's Orion Deputy Program Manager, Debbie Korth! Debbie started her NASA career in 1991 in extravehicular activity (EVA) & mission operations planning & quickly transitioned to Life Sciences, where she provided management over a variety of space flight hardware for the Space Shuttle & @Space_Station. Now serving the Orion Program, Debbie is paving the way for the coming successes of the Artemis Program. Congratulations on this well-deserved recognition, Debbie! #GiantLeapsStartHere
