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on the first night we were able to

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design our own astronaut tool that was

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brad ashford spoke to us about the iss

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and how astronauts live in space with

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zero gravity we learned about the many

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countries involved in international

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space stations such as russia japan and

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canada these many countries came

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together to make research in space

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possible with the use of robotics and

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new technology

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the space station the

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us arm

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actually is basically like a double

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handed arm meaning instead of having a

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hand and a shoulder it's actually a hand

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the arm and then another hand and so it

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can actually grapple from location to

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location on the space station

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jerry woodfield was an alarm system

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engineer who spoke to us about the space

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race

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with the city of houston and this state

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of texas and this country

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of the united states

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was not built by those who waited and

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rested

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jerry woodfield is also known for his

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burn

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the rover competition was a contest for

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the best and most efficient rover in

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during this activity our rover had to

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collect water samples stranded buggies

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and martian rocks in order to earn

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additional funds toward our mission

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all while avoiding obstacles on the

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on apollo night we were given the chance

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to see historic mission control where

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they flew the mercury gemini and apollo

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programs we were also able to hear

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ex-flight director bild heflin speak

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about these missions

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we also saw the iss mission control in

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we were given the privilege of testing

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our lofters and landers at the