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what we enjoyed most was making new

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friends learning about new career

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options and going places the average

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person wouldn't get to go we're the red

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team and we had three questions to

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answer how do we get there where are we

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going and how to go safely so the three

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subtopics we picked for the presentation

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are interplanetary spacecraft and design

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which include propulsion timelines and

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communication systems landing sites and

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rationale and risk assessment

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the most important lesson we learned is

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the value of communication and truly

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listening to everyone's ideas

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because it can truly be applied to every

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single facet of life whether you're in a

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school group or in the professional

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jane gensler the czech's integrator for

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the international space station spoke to

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us during lunch about her experiences

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traveling to various locations

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and we learned that the international

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space station is composed of 12 years of

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jerry woodfield a nasa engineer who

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worked on apollo 11 13 spoke to us about

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failure is not an option we learned that

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failure is truly a fact of life and

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during apollo night milt heflin told us

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to be doers and to get things done as we

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sat in historic missions

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thank you for being so patient with me

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we had the opportunity to interview a

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nasa employee chris radke he's a

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mechanical engineer and a propulsion

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expert because our group was in charge

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of getting to and from mars he aided us

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in the choosing of our propulsion system

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and some of the necessary landing

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we got to tour the johnson space center

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and visited places like the space

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vehicle mock-up facility in rocket park

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the tram took us

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between buildings and we walked around

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inside we discovered that mission

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control center is an official historic

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throughout the week we were broken up

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into groups of four

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we did activities called brain breaks

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the activities consisted of new

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opportunities to learn about nasa

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on the first night we designed a tool

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for the coolant system on the iss and

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was it was constructed on a 3d program

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each team designed and programmed a mars

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rover to push around various objects we

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were given certain constraints but the

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main goal was to maintain the budget in

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hi my name is omer

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katherine christina roberto chandler

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keeley