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houston you're looking at our delta h

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that's the primitive program alarm

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looking good to us over

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alarm clock control both auto definition

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command override off

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tranquility base here the eagle has

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landed

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roger twink tranquility we copy on the

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ground you got a bunch of guys about to

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turn blue we're breathing again thanks a

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lot

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hi i'm jonathan looser the core stage

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propulsion lead for the space launch

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system at marshall space flight center

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in huntsville alabama

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i studied mechanical engineering at the

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university of alabama in huntsville and

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while i was in school i became involved

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with the school's cooperative education

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program

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and started working at marshall space

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flight center while i was still in

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college and

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after two years in that program i

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graduated and was offered a full-time

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job at marshall and i've been here ever

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since

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nasa and texas instruments have teamed

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up to create a series of activities that

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integrate science technology engineering

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and mathematics in this first activity

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you will attempt to land the eagle at

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tranquility base on the moon without

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running out of fuel this was a real

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problem that astronauts neil armstrong

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and buzz aldrin know firsthand

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after that you will look at fuel tank

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shapes and how that affects the fueling

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process and finally you'll put together

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everything that you've learned and send

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sls out on its mission em-1 or

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exploration mission one all the way out

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four rs-25 rocket engines capable of

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producing over two million pounds of

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thrust will power the space launch

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system's core stage

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and it takes a lot of fuel to generate

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that much power and in this lesson we'll

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learn how we fill up the core state