I'm bored. This is the script so it will contain "spoilers".
Enjoy!
Gary - " Welcome to the International Space Training Center. Your here today to train for the greatest adventure of the history of man kind. The exploration of deep space. I know your probably feeling alittle bit nervous right now, but don't worry. Every astronaut has felt tha way one time or another. Even the heros who went to the moon. But there is.. One thing they have that you don't have.. Training..
Right now at NASA and ISTC facilities around the world, furture astronauts are learning how to live, and work in space. But your here today for flight training. The most thrilling experience any astronaut canadate will ever have. Before you even decide if it's right for you let me introduce you to your spacecraft.
The X2 Deep Space Shuttle... It's powered by solid Hydrogen.. And can accelerate from 0 to 6,000 in 60 Seconds.. So when you hear the words "Go For Launch"... You'll definatly want to hang on.
Now you already have been organized into teams, and soon each of you will be assigned a position.
Navigator... Piolt... Commander... or Engineer
And the succes of your mission will depend on all of you working together as a team. I'll be your captain, and in a few minutes i'll give all of you specific assignments. But first our flight directory has some safty instructions for you. Lieutenant?"
Lieutenant - " Remeber the "G" number your standing on. When the doors infront of you open you will be directed to a Flight Station with that number on it. During your mission, you will be enclosed in X2 Deep Space Flight Vehicles which produce deep space flying conditions. Such as Turbulance and G-forces.
Those who are made un comfortable by, Enclosed dark spaces, spinning, or load noises, should by-pass this."
Gary - " As you can see astronaut flight training isn't like anything you have experienced before. It is intense. If you would like to hop out, you can sign up for Mission Control Training, in the advanced training lab. Just ask any member of the ISTC crew for directions. As for the rest of you.. Report for your Pre Flight Briefing.. Its go time."
Enjoy!
Gary - " Welcome to the International Space Training Center. Your here today to train for the greatest adventure of the history of man kind. The exploration of deep space. I know your probably feeling alittle bit nervous right now, but don't worry. Every astronaut has felt tha way one time or another. Even the heros who went to the moon. But there is.. One thing they have that you don't have.. Training..
Right now at NASA and ISTC facilities around the world, furture astronauts are learning how to live, and work in space. But your here today for flight training. The most thrilling experience any astronaut canadate will ever have. Before you even decide if it's right for you let me introduce you to your spacecraft.
The X2 Deep Space Shuttle... It's powered by solid Hydrogen.. And can accelerate from 0 to 6,000 in 60 Seconds.. So when you hear the words "Go For Launch"... You'll definatly want to hang on.
Now you already have been organized into teams, and soon each of you will be assigned a position.
Navigator... Piolt... Commander... or Engineer
And the succes of your mission will depend on all of you working together as a team. I'll be your captain, and in a few minutes i'll give all of you specific assignments. But first our flight directory has some safty instructions for you. Lieutenant?"
Lieutenant - " Remeber the "G" number your standing on. When the doors infront of you open you will be directed to a Flight Station with that number on it. During your mission, you will be enclosed in X2 Deep Space Flight Vehicles which produce deep space flying conditions. Such as Turbulance and G-forces.
Those who are made un comfortable by, Enclosed dark spaces, spinning, or load noises, should by-pass this."
Gary - " As you can see astronaut flight training isn't like anything you have experienced before. It is intense. If you would like to hop out, you can sign up for Mission Control Training, in the advanced training lab. Just ask any member of the ISTC crew for directions. As for the rest of you.. Report for your Pre Flight Briefing.. Its go time."
