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I'm NASA Kennedy's Ted Drake,
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taking you Inside KSC!

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Kennedy's Ground Systems Development and Operations
Program, along with the U.S. Navy

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and Lockheed Martin, are preparing the recovery
team, hardware and operations to support

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spacecraft recovery following Exploration
Mission 1.

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The activity took place in the Neutral Buoyancy
Laboratory at NASA's Johnson Space Center

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in

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Houston.

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Navy divers, Air Force pararescuemen and Coast
Guard rescue swimmers practiced

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Orion recovery techniques in Johnson's 6.2-million-gallon
pool which is used primarily for

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underwater training for spacewalks.

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EM-1 will be the first flight of an Orion
spacecraft launched

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atop a Space Launch System rocket.

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Back at Kennedy, preparations continue for
the launch of GOES-R -- the Geostationary

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Operational Environmental Satellite.

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Processing is underway inside the Astrotech
payload

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processing facility in Titusville, near the
Florida spaceport.

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GOES-R will be the first satellite in a series
of next-generation NOAA satellites designed

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to

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provide more accurate and timely weather forecasts
and warnings.

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The spacecraft is to launch

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aboard a United Launch Alliance Atlas V rocket
in November.