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2020 is a year of perfect vision

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we've got a lot going for us this year

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the roaring 20s are here i feel like i'm

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living in a science fiction novel

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we're looking forward to supporting

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these science campaigns studying the

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earth's atmosphere

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there's nothing like getting up there

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where you can look out over the distance

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and see the curvature of the earth we

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love a challenge

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we essentially are using the moon as a

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benchmark

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so that earth observing satellites can

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turn and look at the moon

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and set the scale on the amount of light

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they're measuring from the earth 865

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increase germinate good encounter on

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that one

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it's pretty cool like we're venturing

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into newer technologies

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xbox stuff is better for the environment

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the vibration level mimics

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what the controller will see in the

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aircraft

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it shows that our design is robust

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enough to meet the standards of flight

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these are our space rated versions

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nobody in the world is doing what we're

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doing

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first off i want to thank everybody for

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the level of productivity we still

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maintain

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we're going to get over this we're tough

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there were incredible similarities

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between the oxygen we have to provide to

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a pilot

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and the oxygen we have to provide to a

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patient

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i'm extremely proud of how our engineers

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were able to

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use what they had available in their

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garage and be able to build systems that

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might help a lot of people that's what

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engineers do we solve problems

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that's who nasa is the best and the

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brightest that america has

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there's not that much good news and i

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think this is one of those things that

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is

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exploration

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success tipping point it's a payload

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that we've been working together between

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blue origin and nasa it's

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tied into the work that we're doing in

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terms of getting nasa and america back

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to the moon

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what we're hoping to be able to do is to

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put this collection of knowledge

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out there so that companies can start to

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understand

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how do i design an airplane to be able

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so

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[Applause]

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as i try to steer it to the left back

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towards the intruders

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it continues to avoid

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if we can provably control flutter

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instability modes past the flutter

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boundary

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this would allow us to use lighter

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weight more

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flexible structures like those seen on

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nasa armstrong has a lot of cool

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projects i mean every day you learn