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"OK ALL FLIGHT CONTROLERS, GO-NO GO FOR LANDING."

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"RETRO." "GO!"

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"FIDO." "GO!"

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"GUIDANCE." "GO!"

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"CONTROL." "GO!"

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"TELCOM." "GO!"

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"GNC." "GO!"

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"EECOM." "GO!"

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"SURGEON." "GO!"

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"CAPCOM, WE'RE GO FOR LANDING!"

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WELCOME TO SPACE TO GROUND, I AM KAYLA LAFRANCE.

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TODAY, WE’RE IN THE HISTORIC MISSION CONTROL ROOM AT JOHNSON SPACE CENTER.

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IT WAS 50 YEARS AGO IN THIS VERY ROOM, THAT
FLIGHT CONTROLERS MANAGED HISTORY’S GREATEST ADVENTURE,

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THE FLIGHT OF APOLLO 11.

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ON JULY 20, 1969, TWO MEN FROM THE PLANET
EARTH

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WALKED ON THE LUNAR SURFACE FOR THE FIRST TIME.

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FIVE DECADES LATER, TWO NASA ASTRONAUTS ARE CONTINUING THAT LEGACY, BY LIVING AND WORKING

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IN ORBIT AROUND THE EARTH.

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NASA ASTRONAUTS NICK HAGUE AND CHRISTINA KOCH REFLECTED ON WHAT IT MEANS TO BE LIVING ON

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THE SPACE STATION ON THE ANNIVERSARY OF THE APOLLO 11 LAUNCH AND MOON LANDING WHICH HAPPENED

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50 YEARS AGO THIS WEEK.

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"AS WE THINK BACK ON THIS ACHIEVEMENT 50 YEARS AGO, WE REMEMBER THE DRIVE AND SACRIFICE BY

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THE FLIGHT TEAMS, ENGINEERS, ASTRONAUTS, AND MANY OTHERS THAT ALLOW THE DREAM OF AMERICANS

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LANDING ON THE MOON BY THE END OF THAT DECADE TO BECOME A REALITY."

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"WE'VE LEARNED SO MUCH MORE ABOUT HUMAN SPACEFLIGHT SINCE APOLLO 11.

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WE'VE LEARNED HOW TO BUILD LABORATORIES IN SPACE.

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WE'VE LEARNED HOW TO WORK AND HOW TO LIVE IN SPACE, PAVING THE ROAD

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FOR FUTURE DEEP SPACE EXPLORATION."

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THE THREE CREWMEMBERS ONBOARD THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION WILL HONOR THE ANNIVERSARY OF

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THE HISTORIC APOLLO 11 MOON LANDING BY WELCOMING THREE NEW MEMBERS TO THE CREW.

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FINAL PREPARATIONS ARE UNDERWAY THIS WEEK AT THE BAIKONUR COSMODROME IN KAZAKHSTAN,

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AS THE MULTINATIONAL CREW OF EXPEDITION 60/61 GET SET TO LAUNCH TO THE STATION

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ON SATURDAY, JULY 20TH.

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THE ARRIVAL THE THREE NEW CREW MEMBERS WILL BRING THE SPACE STATIONS

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POPULATION UP TO SIX.

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BE SURE TO TUNE INTO NASA TV ON JULY 20TH
FOR FULL COVERAGE OF THE LAUNCH, RENDEZVOUS

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AND DOCKING OF THE SOYUZ SPACE CRAFT.

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COVERAGE WILL BEGIN AT 11:30 AM EASTERN.

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AND BE SURE TO TUNE INTO NASA TV STARTING
AT 7 PM EASTERN ON JULY 21 TO WATCH OUR FULL

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COVERAGE OF THE LAUNCH OF SPACE X 18 TO THE STATION.