

Finding Mastery Goes to Space, Part 1: Preparing For Takeoff | NASA Astronaut, Woody Hoburg
Nov 8, 2023
Woody Hoburg, a NASA Astronaut, shares his experience in preparing for a space mission. Topics discussed include the selection process, mental imagery for space travel, the responsibilities of a pilot, continuous improvement within the astronaut core, exploring potential and testing limits, and the impact of loss on the emotional aspects of training.
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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14
Introduction
00:00 • 3min
Becoming an Astronaut and the Path to Outer Space
03:11 • 10min
Recovering a Body and the Importance of Community
13:31 • 6min
Reflection and Rescues
19:31 • 15min
Mental Imagery for Space Travel, Sponsor Ad, and Astronaut Crew Roles
34:03 • 3min
Responsibilities of a Pilot and the Commercial Crew Program
37:21 • 16min
Debriefing Process and Feedback
53:10 • 3min
Continuous Improvement and Supporting Each Other
56:27 • 4min
Exploring Potential and Testing Limits
01:00:26 • 10min
Conspiracy Theories and the Vastness of the Universe
01:10:35 • 13min
Processing Grief and the Impact of Loss
01:23:55 • 17min
Names for Astronauts and Cooperation on the International Space Station
01:41:20 • 2min
The Application Process
01:43:33 • 21min
Gratitude and Support for Insights and Preparation
02:04:09 • 3min