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you

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this clock was built back in 69 and was

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in place its first launch was Apollo 12

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and it supported all the rest of the

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Apollo missions apollo-soyuz test

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project Skylab in 30 years of space

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shuttle and it really is historic it was

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damaged back in 2004 by a hurricane but

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we managed to keep it going but when the

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shuttle program ended we decided it was

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time to move in the 21st century with

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our countdown clock that's absolutely

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fabulous out there now if you go see it

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we've got big screen graphics and

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everything but we didn't want to lose

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the historical significance of this one

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it's actually on the National Register

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of Historic facilities so thanks to

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Theron and Delaware North we were able

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to refurbish it and place it up out here

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for everybody to remember you know the

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importance of this countdown clock and

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what it represents here at NASA I

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thought you all to know that you know we

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talked about the past a lot and you get

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to see a lot of history here but there's

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also our future in here go and look at

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the Mars exploration exhibit inside here

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see where we're going see what we're

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doing we at the Kennedy Space Center

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have an absolutely outstanding future

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supporting the Space Launch System in

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Orion on our journey to Mars exploring

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beyond our home planet establishing a

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presence in the solar system with

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Commercial Crew providing a u.s. rocket

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to fly our crews to the International

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Space Station with Boeing and SpaceX

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with commercial cargo we support that we

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support the International Space Station

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our launch services program provides all

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the expendable rockets for NASA's

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science missions and we're doing a lot

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of great research and technology

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preparing for the future as our

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commercial development folks also bring

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more commercial companies in here and we

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move forward so the future is absolutely

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outstanding