Gary Jordan, manager of communications and public affairs at the Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center in Houston, never anticipated a career with NASA when he was a Seneca Valley student. Years later, Jordan is an employee in NASA’s Office of Communications. As the public affairs officer, he was one of five “consult positions” for NASA’s broadcast of last month’s Artemis II mission who sat in mission control during the launch. “It really took years of working toward a certain level of proficiency to get in a hot seat like that, because it’s a unique spacecraft,” Jordan said. “This type of system has only launched once before, but there were no people on it. So this one came with a whole new slew of requirements and differences, and communications going over the air. I had to be familiar with all these things.” Click the link in bio for more. #nasa senecavalleypa #butlercountypa #artemisii nasajohnson g2nasa