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hi my name is Beverly Johnson and I am

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the Hubble Space Telescope payload team

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manager we support any flight software

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updates and any issues with the set of

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science instruments that are on board

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the Hubble tip Space Telescope each

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science instrument has its own

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microprocessor and each one has code

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that runs in them if there are any

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issues in the performance of the science

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instruments on board then another big

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part of our job is to get going an

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anomaly investigation which can be quite

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interesting Hubble has probably been the

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biggest learning platform for anomalies

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we review and analyze the events of the

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anomaly and all the data come up with

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resolutions

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to correct whatever happened and we're

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up and running again the importance of

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maintaining the flight software and the

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science instrument systems onboard

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Hubble Is that that's basically you know

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how Hubble Works to collect you know the

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science images and data that the

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astronomers need so our our job is to

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make sure everything is functioning

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I have actually been working on Hubble

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for 35 years this year I myself can't

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even believe that and I never in my

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wildest dreams would have thought that

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was possible to be there one place so

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long but we have a lot of team members

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on Hubble that have been here for years

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simply because Hubble keeps going and

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producing wonderful science it's just

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given us the opportunity to continue to

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support it as a woman on Hubble I feel

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very supported it makes a big difference

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that I'm working with other very strong

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leadership type of women as well I think

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as you get more and more experience on a

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job you get a little more respect and

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you you find that people hear you better

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it is a little bit of a challenge at

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first when you know you're new to a job

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and you just have to keep with it the

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advice I'd give to someone young trying

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to get into a science career fear of any

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sort is just go with what you're good at

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if it's relatable because I think you

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need that basic Talent or just skill and