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t minus 12

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9

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8

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3

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2

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the thing our team liked the most about

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this week was coming together

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collaborating and benefiting from each

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in our preliminary design review we

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discussed the risks associated with

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getting to mars and back prototype

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testing on the moon and the design of

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one important lesson that we learned

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from this week was that in order to

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successfully function as a team we had

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to divvy up tasks in order to more

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efficiently complete our overall job

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therefore in the future we will continue

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to split up duties to perform at the

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as jerry woodfield might say failure is

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don't success

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about nothing at all

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our team was honored to be able to

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interview a nasa expert mr leblanc with

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his help and incredible knowledge on

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rocket propulsion we performed

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outstandingly on our powerpoint

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during the orion lunch and learn we

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learned a vast amount of how the future

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of space exploration will be carried out

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although our team put a huge amount of

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effort and time into building our mars

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rover it didn't collect any rocks

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however it did have some pretty awesome

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unfortunately our team was the only team

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who was unsuccessful in landing our egg

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completely unharmed however our team was

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also the only team daring enough to

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attempt the risky zone which was roughly

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20 extra feet farther away and while i

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must commend the other teams on their

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phenomenal and accurate safe landings i

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must also applaud my own team for

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seeking to push the boundaries by which

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we were limited for aiming to achieve

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not just what was expected but also what

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was not expected and for adopting the

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on behalf of the red team i'd like to

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thank our mentors dr wilkinson and miss

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rose as well as stacy welch mrs wilson