JETT5 B-Roll Package

The Joint Extravehicular Activity and Human Surface Mobility Program Test Team (JETT) is a specialized group that develops, integrates, and executes human-in-the-loop tests and analog missions that enable the agency's Artemis campaign. JETT5 is the fifth field test in the JETT test series and was conducted in the San Francisco Volcanic Field near Flagstaff, Arizona in May of 2024. The test evaluated gaps and challenges associated with lunar South Pole operations, including data collection and communications between the flight control team and science team in Houston for rapid decision-making protocols. JETT is led out of NASA’s Johnson Space Center in Houston. The group is sponsored by Johnson’s Extravehicular Activity & Human Surface Mobility Program (EHP) in collaboration with the Science Mission Directorate (SMD).

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That maybe could go lower A little looser. They don't have the helmets on yet. Watch your step when you walk back. And I think, what does everybody think about this stuff up here. I think we are starting to see some of the basement layers.

I think some more of emplaced rocks. Small, pea to penny size darker material classes. And It didn't say, just take the very top in the cuff checklist. But if you guys are looking for volatiles from the lander i’m assuming you kinda want a little I got to a harder surface thats a little bit lighter in color. I'm at the south side of the valley here as instructed.

Looking at my outcrop. The outcrop has, many different large medium sized boulders towards the top. They range from about two meters down to about half a meter. And now down towards the base they’re under half a meter. EVA 1, I can see two little class, more towards the east side of.

I'm just going to check out this big rock. In the meantime Andre we have a sample marker Juliet and bag number three. The upper drive tube versus the lower. So we're checking. Okay.

After they finish this drive tube, Right? Yeah And they're almost done here. They just need to finsh that drive tube. Is there another sample in the station between So, The base question is do we feel like we're ahead enough on time, that we're going to want to add something or do we think we are good finishing up here? Right now we are going finish up the drive tube head back to the lander so you can get the payloads.

At the lander site. Yeah. Ok. That's higher priorities. Yes.

And ground copies, the confirmation of your location. For you, Andre, when you go down to take your chip samples of We will probably lose comm with you or will be broken so we can do a comm check. Otherwise, we'll take your observations back at the cart. Three, four, five And say in the last number. Copy, Bag number Three, four, five, three Marker Sierra.

Is that what she said? Copy. That was marker Sierra. Copy, they are headed into an transition. Okay.

I'm pretty sure that hammering noise. This is Interesting. Heart rate and rhythm normal. Ground IV you can tell the crew when available that we have Take this out. All right, We got about five minutes left to move the EVA.

And crew can return to donning stand. Perpendicular Smaller depressions that are falling into that as well. So, If I had my camera you can see it, but you don’t. But all these depressions are about a meter to a half a meter.

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