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i've done a lot out of the haas

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experience um i definitely got a lot of

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great experience working with other

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people at nasa it was fantastic to go on

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the tours we learned a lot

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but really the most important part for

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me was all the team building experience

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i got working with my teammates and

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as part of the program we had the

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opportunity to meet many nasa employees

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and learn about what they do

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john gruner taught us about going beyond

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in an interview with anna wilhelm she

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discussed her role as a biomedical

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engineer for the international space

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are

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there to support the astronauts as they

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are awake on station and doing their

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daily tasks and if they run into

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problems we're there to help if there's

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an emergency we're there to support that

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during the night when they're sleeping

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where they're still monitoring

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everything while they're sleeping making

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we had the honor of meeting apollo 13

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astronaut fred hayes hearing a space

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suite presentation from nikki williams

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talking to saturn 5 engineer norm

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chaffee

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at one time in my career i also had

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responsibility for all the explosive

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devices including

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the fire techniques things i'm a

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chemical engineer and you know i just

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dearly love blowing things up and that's

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new to jerry woodfield brings failure

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each team competes to construct a mars

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rover to collect rock samples on martian

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terrain legos are used to build the

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robot and a programming system gives the

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check and check on check on chicken

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chicken chicken chicken ticket okay do

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we don't need it on this one right now

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all four teams worked together to plan a

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mission to mars the work responsibility

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was split amongst the four teams team

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gray was in charge of setting overall

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mission goals selecting the crews to

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travel and choosing the safe

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finally we would like to thank our

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counselor our student mentor and our

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nasa mentor for their help throughout