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Luis Saucedo

Jul 20, 2026

15:51
Unas semanas antes de viajar al Centro Espacial Kennedy desde Houston, Luis nos contaba más sobre su trabajo y la nave Orion.
15:59
En ese cargo, las áreas más importantes es el diseño, la fabricación y la prueba de todos los componentes que se integran a la parte de, del vehículo de Orion.
16:10
Tiene sistemas nuevos que no han sido integrados en otras naves espaciales.
16:14
Es una nave que tiene una capacidad que ninguna otra nave tiene de llevar tripulantes alrededor de la Luna y regresarlos en una misión.
16:22
Aunque la misión de Artemis II tiene una planeación de diez días, la capacidad del siste-- de los sistemas de, de Orion es de veintiún días, que fue probada en la misión previa de Artemis I.
16:54
Orion cuenta con dos módulos: el de la tripulación, donde viajaron los astronautas, la cápsula que vimos amerizar en el Pacífico a su regreso; y el módulo de servicio.
17:03
El módulo de la tripu-tripulación tiene sistemas de apoyo vital para que tengan el ambiente necesario, el oxígeno necesario y la eliminación de dióxido de carbono para sostener la vida, eh, o las personas en esa misión.
17:17
Y hay sistemas de navegación para controlar la nave.
27:00
the
27:01
standard price for a level three guard in Texas.
27:04
What the school boards are expecting is a Corvette.
27:09
They want somebody who's trained in hostage rescue, They want somebody who can go in, neutralize a threat, or at least keep them busy while there are students in there.
27:20
I think what the school board doesn't understand is that, A, it's our most precious assets are our children.
27:28
So if our most precious assets are our children, why are you spending the least amount of money to guard them uh the second the second thing and this is i i come from a long line of leo's uh again my wife is law enforcement uh we just came from police week uh and we trained out there we got invited to train out there with them uh and i i can't tell you top-notch training uh the best training the ranch i think has i've ever seen uh outside of tier one military groups And what I'll say is that it really got me thinking about this.
28:01
That's probably the officers, I wonder if there's about 500 officers that went there.

12 MINS LATER

39:39
So for you and Lewis and Rachel, in terms of your organization, if you're, and correct me if I'm wrong, if you're a veteran, you're going to go through a vetting process, correct? And what does that, if you're allowed to say, it could be top secret, I don't know, What does that vetting process look like so that more people that want to apply can be prepared?
9:18
Mm
9:18
... was out in 45 seconds.
9:19
But then becomes a clearance.
9:21
Now we have to actively go and search out the guy.
9:25
Usually with guards, um, with guards, level three guards in Texas, there's a stigma about it.
9:33
They are not trained.
9:34
They don't know how to do this.
14:19
Yeah.

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