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my experience with the communications

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team at nasa has been absolutely

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phenomenal the thing that's sometimes

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hard for us as scientists is

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communicating to non-scientists and

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non-experts in the field so when we work

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with the science writers and the

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communications office here they really

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help us you know your idea and you know

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your experiment you've been working so

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hard on the design but they're going to

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be the ones to help you put it in

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wider audience and they're going to help

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you find those common words to explain

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it and break you out of your own

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technical terminology

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that's huge for us because if we do it

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early on then we can take those words

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and we can continue to use them over and

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what i do is very specific with this

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device but it can be used for so many

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things and because people know we're

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working on it things we would never ever

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dream to use it for people are coming to

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us and hey can we work with you on it

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and so because we've been communicating

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it because we've been trying to talk to

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others about it it has really opened the

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doors

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nasa still holds the imagination of so

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many people they have told our story

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much much better than we ever could as

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scientists we've learned so much from

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them and i'm excited to do more with

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them in the future

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