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What I like most about my job
in vibration and acoustics is

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that I help to develop
predictions

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to determine what
the noise level is

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for a payload during
its launch on a rocket.

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And that's very rewarding and
very important, because we want

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to be able to predict

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if the spacecraft can survive
the sound pressure level

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that it sees during
the rocket launch.

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The materials that I use to
specify a noise treatment

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for protecting a
spacecraft are also used

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in everyday applications.

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They're used to help lower
the noise levels in libraries,

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concert halls, and
sound recording studios.

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I would like my legacy
to be that of one

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of the very hard-working
NASA team members

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who played an important part

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in developing NASA's new
space launch system rocket,

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the key vehicle that will
enhance our presence in space,

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around the Earth, to
the surface of the Moon,