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11:45 a.m. (At the Simulation Center) - Right now we're talking with Lisa Reed about the crew that she trains and the process that she goes through to train them. Lisa has the responsibility of preparing crews for all procedures & situations. In the simulator control room where Lisa and others work all errors can be evaluated/monitored and be recalled in the future to instruct the trainees on what improvements need to be done. Lisa is the reason that crews are ready for their mission in order to perform to the best of their abilities.
12:20 p.m. - Just had lunch, good old mess hall food. Since my
last entry I have gone into the motion shuttle simulator were I can experience
the feeling that each crew has during their training. The simulation is
an imitation of what a real mission would be like. The experience was
great because I was able to be a pilot, meaning I flew the shuttle. At
first I was nervous because I had no idea what I was doing and I didn't
want to make a mistake. It got comfortable after awhile, not including
being upside down. This morning I said that even with the confusion things
would go fine and I was right. Since morning the day has been getting
even better. :-) 3:25 p.m. Lisa Shore, a Flight Dynamic Officer just gave us a tour around the space center. We went to the International Space Station Control Center & the Shuttle Mission Control Center. Lisa has not only topped her abilities in her occupation but she has had to do it while having the responsibility of a decision maker and having people whose lives depend on her. Her next goal is to maybe strive for the Astronaut Flight Director position. I am happy and proud that a woman at such a young age has not only high goals but also she has accomplished enough to make more goals for herself.
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