Meet musician and acoustic engineer Aron Hozman. Aron is part of the team at NASA Glenn’s Plum Brook Station in Ohio that gives Orion a thorough sound check. He is in charge of blasting Orion with more than 140 dB of sound, louder than an AC/DC concert, so engineers can fine tune the spacecraft’s structural integrity to keep astronauts safe during deep-space exploration missions throughout our solar system. The series of acoustics tests are conducted to make sure Orion can withstand the trip to space atop NASA’s powerful Space Launch System rocket before its next mission beyond the moon in 2018. Aron is one of many dedicated rocket scientists and engineers across the country who are making space exploration of the future possible today.
Meet musician and acoustic engineer Aron Hozman. Aron is part of the team at NASA Glenn’s Plum Brook Station in Ohio that gives Orion a thorough sound check. He is in charge of blasting Orion with more than 140 dB of sound, louder than an AC/DC concert, so engineers can fine tune the spacecraft’s structural integrity to keep astronauts safe during deep-space exploration missions throughout our solar system. The series of acoustics tests are conducted to make sure Orion can withstand the trip to space atop NASA’s powerful Space Launch System rocket before its next mission beyond the moon in 2018. Aron is one of many dedicated rocket scientists and engineers across the country who are making space exploration of the future possible today.