
Andreas Orth
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Jun 19, 2026
The Voice in Orbit: Talking to Astronauts in Space
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0:39Laura ZumühlenHOST
Could you explain to me a little bit what is the Eurocom, what is this team doing?

Andreas OrthGUEST
So it's, um, a concept that comes from, from NASA's way of doing space, human space flight, space operations.

Andreas OrthGUEST
Uh, you can imagine that there's a lot of people on the ground that are very knowledgeable about certain subsystems, parts of the space station, certain experiments.

Andreas OrthGUEST
And the, the experience that NASA made very early on in their space flight, human space flight, um, was that it makes sense to have one person be the communicator with, with the, the crew that's flying or the, the one astronaut, depending on whichever missions.

Andreas OrthGUEST
They noticed that it makes sense to have just one person talking, otherwise it turns a little bit into like when you have a family Zoom call over the holidays and, and everyone starts talking.