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A room full of scientists in the Science Evaluation Room (SER) for NASA's Artemis mission reacts to hearing that the impact flashes seen by the Orion astronauts are distinct visual phenomena. A young man with a mustache in a white button-down, tie, khakis and headset leans against a table and begins clapping and pumping his fist in the air then does a little dance, while two women at computers high-five and another scientist also does a fist pump.
10-second clip cut from April 7 science briefing of young white man with mustache in a white button up shirt, tie, and headset in the SER room at Johnson space center. He is facing a colleague when he notices he is on camera. In quick succession, he does a thumbs up, turns to face the camera, cocks his head, does an OK symbol with his fingers, claps his thumb and middle finger together, does a thumbs up again, shakes his fist while in thumbs up, then claps hands together. The man is Dr. Jacob Richardson is a planetary geologist and Deputy Lunar Science Lead for the Artemis Il Mission. In his Artemis I| role, he leads the creation of the mission's flyby science plan and is a lead of the Science Evaluation Room in Mission Control.
Meme of 2 astronauts looking at the Earth. The one closer to Earth asks, "It's all Microsoft 365"? and the 2nd astronaut, who has a gun pointed to the first's head, says, "Always has been"