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good morning folks welcome back day

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it is launch day and we are so excited

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about what's gonna happen today

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about seven and a half hours from now we

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and that's a lot to be excited about

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okay so thank you for bearing with us

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for the last three days

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today is my road dog philip how's it

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it's going great really excited to be

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here yes we we made it all

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all right so what we got going on today

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services program i'm really excited to

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special guests we're going to be showing

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uh to prepare for you know this

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rachel power's going to be joining us on

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any age group but this content is geared

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virtual field trip because i know i

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engine shutdowns and still succeed

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for safety and support a team of divers

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each astronaut with relocations safety

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watching so rachel why don't you tell us

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a little bit about those facilities that

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the fact that there's redundancy and

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the second part of the video the neutral

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and feel what it's like in the virtual

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reality headset to be underwater with

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myself growing up and so when i started

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teachers that i had

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going through kindergarten all the way

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children and to be an inspiration

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physics for about nine years before i

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to learn new things every day and meet

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some amazing people

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that's what i love to do

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wow so speaking of inspiration why don't

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we take a tour of another

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another facility game capsule must

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also be used to bring the astronauts

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one of the final steps in preparation is

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of re-entry which can reach up to 4000

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to about the speed of a

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descending elevator the final stage

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of landing is inflating giant airbags

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the ones behind you which will help to

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cushion the landing

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even further once the astronaut crew is

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safely on the ground at one of our five

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landing locations across the western

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united states

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crews will drive out to help them safely

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if you've seen what the outside of the

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starliner looks like

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we are sitting inside boeing's mission

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simulator

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part of the realistic atmosphere is you

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may hear reaction control jets firing

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as technology advances on earth it

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doesn't space as well

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a touch screen has never been used on a

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spacecraft as a major instrument in the

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past

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and it certainly is a modern approach

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but you'll also notice there are still

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physical controls

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and these are used for critical systems

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that you wouldn't want to rely on a

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digital screen for

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especially in case of emergency now

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while the astronauts do receive plenty

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of training on the systems here

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each astronaut will also receive

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extensive training on the speed

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now that's definitely one that i want to

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check out i'd love to be able to sit in

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that simulator

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and pretend like i'm flying uh the the

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capsule in space that would be so

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awesome

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and it's amazing that they're you know

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it's touch screen everyone is so used to

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phones and ipads and things of that

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nature

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and they're incorporating that

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technology into what we're doing

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uh in space these days um can you

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elaborate on that a little bit for us

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rachel

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yeah i mean if you think about prior to

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um these brand new rockets that are

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being built the the previous

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launch vehicle was a space shuttle and

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then that was built

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in the 70s and early 80s so i mean that

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technology wasn't available yet

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but here we are you know in in 2020 and

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so we're able to incorporate all of the

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the cool features that you find even in

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your cell phone but

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what's really more amazing is a lot of

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that technology that we use

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you know in our everyday lives actually

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comes from

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the space program so it's it's spin-off

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technology that

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was used and designed to help further

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our progress in space but we get to use

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it at home

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which is awesome and so i really

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appreciate the the technology

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that not only is the kind of the fun

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stuff like the cell phones and smart tvs

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and stuff but also the things that help

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you know people in the medical field um

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to filter water

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for for people around the world that

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don't have that the

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the luxury of having clean water come

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out of their faucets so

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there's so many really cool things if

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you check out the website i know that

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they

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put it up in the lower thirds or the

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spinoff.nasa.gov but it's a really cool

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resource

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to learn more about what technology from

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the space program you use every day

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awesome so that's a really great segue

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into another question that we got online

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so people are asking you know in the

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current state of the world right now you

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know it's not necessarily always going

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to be safe to go to museums and do

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things as engaging as you might

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like to do ideally so what are some ways

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that you think

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kids can maintain their excitement about

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space and space flight and

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nasa and and maybe be able to learn

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about things that nasa was a part of

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even from home you talked about the

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spin-offs and

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you know things that you wouldn't

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necessarily know were related to the

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space program can you give us some

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insight into some of those things that's

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a great question

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yeah so there's a really great website

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that

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kids can go to and parents as well it's

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the nasa

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at home website these are stem stem

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stands for science technology

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engineering and math activities that can

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be done

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in your household and just using

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everyday materials there's

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all kinds of interactive tools as well

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so you can kind of

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explore and become part of the the

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science and engineering activity

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or build your own spacecraft or build

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your own

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uh water filtration device at home

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there's lots of really cool

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activities to do and so those are all

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available at

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www.nasa forward slash stem

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s-t-e-m awesome and yeah you mentioned

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the interactive nature of those things

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so i just wanted to

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do one more plug for those videos that

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we're showing so in the videos you know

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again we're just showing a small snippet

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of it and we're kind of panning around

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you can tell that

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you can see you know up and down left

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and right when you actually look at

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those videos on youtube you can do that

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panning yourself you can zoom in you can

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zoom out

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you can focus on different areas so

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that's a really interesting

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you know feature of the videos and again

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i don't have a vr set myself

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but if you have those goggles it makes

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it apparently just you know 10 times the

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experience so definitely encourage you

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all to check that out if you can

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absolutely so and thank you for sharing

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that resource there rachel because it

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sounds like

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i know my kids will be doing this summer

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as far as projects so

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it's always great to be able to share

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that so why don't we dive

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right into another video another virtual

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tour if you will

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of some of the facilities that you guys

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visited

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we've made our way inside to the factory

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floor and the first thing i can't

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emphasize enough

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is how massive and busy this facility is

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we're here to talk about the crew dragon

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but there's so much going on there are

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areas dedicated to the falcon boosters

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which will launch the spacecraft the

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merlin engines

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which will propel the first and second

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stages the spacecraft itself

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which we'll look at in a minute and a 3d

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printing lab that we're here in front of

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now

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through 3d printing or additive

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manufacturing robust and high performing

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rocket parts can be created

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and offer improvements over traditional

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manufacturing methods

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spacex uses 3d printing for a variety of

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its rocket and spacecraft parts

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including most notably the super draco

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engines

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the super dracos function as an

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emergency abort system

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and each crew dragon will be equipped

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with eight of them

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together they can produce a hundred and

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twenty thousand pounds of axial thrust

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in under a second

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that's enough force to transport the

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crew dragon

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almost 100 meters in two seconds and

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over half a kilometer in about five

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seconds

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if an emergency situation was detected

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even during liftoff or on the way to

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orbit those super

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whoa i mean wow you know that's that's

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just uh incredible

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um what they do so um rachel why don't

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we talk about

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the you know a lot of people think that

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this stuff just happens

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right or maybe it's it's just um

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geniuses are born into this world and

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then they just kind of think this stuff

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up

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um why don't you tell us a little bit

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about the importance of

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stem and why it and what it takes

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you know to really get to that level

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where you can build these things

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you can manifest manufacture these

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things because our future

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essentially is is going to include you

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know being able to sustain life in space

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so um can you please tell us a little

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bit about why it's so important for us

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to

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indulge in in science technology

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engineering and math

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yeah so a lot of people forget that you

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know

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this the stem professionals that work

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here at nasa you know

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they were kids in a classroom you know

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at one point in their lives too

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they had to learn the things that

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they're doing um so it's not

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an unachievable dream to come work at

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nasa there's so many different ways

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to do it and as we talk more and more to

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different folks that work out here

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at not only at kennedy space center but

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across the whole country in the stem

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fields it was just a passion that drove

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them

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and and they studied hard in school and

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they learned and they were able to get a

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degree in science technology engineering

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or math and now they use that

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to help solve problems in the world and

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that's what's really cool about stem

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is it's just a really a tool kit for you

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to use

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to solve problems and so whatever the

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problem might be maybe it's something

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that we haven't even thought about yet

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you could be

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someday being the the person who comes

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up with the idea to help solve one of

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our

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greatest problems in the world so i

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would encourage you if you're a student

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today

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that uh if you're trying to think about

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like what you might want to do when you

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grow up just

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be open to exploring different

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opportunities take different classes

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study as many different things as you

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can

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ask lots of questions because questions

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always are helpful to learn more

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and uh yeah and tune in we actually have

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a program called nasa stem stars

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that next gen stem does as a weekly

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event where you can

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talk to different stem professionals at

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nasa and ask them questions about their

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journey and how they got here

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so yeah thanks for that question because

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i think it's important

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obviously as an educator value education

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and

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want people to keep learning even if

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they're out of school

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there's still plenty of learning to do

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awesome yeah thank you for that you made

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some really good points

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uh so just one more question online

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before we get to the last video and then

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and then you know head on out can you

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tell us what was the coolest

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facility that you went to or maybe what

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wow that's tough because all of them

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were super interesting and

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one of the things that i thought was so

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cool about it was

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these are actual real working facilities

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as you probably saw in just those little

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snippets that we were watching there's

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people walking around they're doing work

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like

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we're gonna just set up a camera here

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and we're gonna start filming and

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talking don't mind us

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but like just keep doing your work and

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that that's exactly what happened so

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when you go and watch these videos look

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around that's what's really cool about

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360.

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whether you're watching on a a computer

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or

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goggles you can

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pan around look all around you and you

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really truly get to see behind the

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scenes because

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with a 360 camera there's nothing to

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hide you can look in every

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every direction that there is but i will

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have to say i

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really um i don't know the nbl was

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pretty cool

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but um being inside the actual starliner

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uh trainer and also inside the the crew

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dragon trainer those

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that was probably my favorite part wow

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all right

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so we we definitely want to end with a

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little bit of a tease so we'll get into

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the last video real quick

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um just one more snippet before we get

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ready to sign off here

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control center down that way others will

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be in houston texas

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at the johnson space center in mission

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control

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several hours prior to launch the entire

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area will be cleared of all personnel

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for fueling to take place

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the atlas 5 uses liquid oxygen and

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rocket grade kerosene as its fuel

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once that fueling is complete and it's

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safe to return here the astronauts will

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arrive and travel up an elevator and

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that tower

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to this level they'll walk across this

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the crew access arm

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the last place they'll set foot before

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blasting off into space

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a similar process was followed for the

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space shuttle program every launch pad

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on earth that launches humans

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has what's called a white room the white

633
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room here is actually through those

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double doors

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it's the part of the crew access arm

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that connects directly to the spacecraft

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and allows for easy access by the

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astronauts and their support personnel

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it also is extremely clean to make sure

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we don't contaminate the vehicle

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once the astronauts are strapped in

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place and safe the entire area will

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again be cleared of all personnel

644
00:22:10,310 --> 00:22:08,880
except those on board of course this

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crew access arm will be swung

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out of the way of the rocket and a

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t-minus zero the engines ignite

648
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and we're off okay i was just about

649
00:22:21,270 --> 00:22:18,880
ready to jump out of my seat and go

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00:22:23,830 --> 00:22:21,280
check out these videos myself

651
00:22:25,510 --> 00:22:23,840
it is it is so cool and i'm sure um

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00:22:27,350 --> 00:22:25,520
being at the facility is much different

653
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but as you mentioned earlier this is the

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next best thing

655
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being able to um you know view these

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facilities

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at every at any angle that you would

658
00:22:36,630 --> 00:22:35,520
like to just for the experience and

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00:22:38,950 --> 00:22:36,640
understanding

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um what all it's made up of as these

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guys work and

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and get ready to put this rocket

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together to launch it so

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with that rachel um definitely want to

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thank you for um sitting down with us

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today

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and telling us about all these

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facilities that um that you visited

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obviously that little bug was excited as

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well flying across my face there

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00:23:00,710 --> 00:22:58,880
um but in any case thank you um again

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for for sharing that experience with us

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and

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some of the things that nasa has going

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00:23:13,830 --> 00:23:12,880
on behind the scenes that folks at home

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00:23:16,310 --> 00:23:13,840
can get involved

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00:23:17,029 --> 00:23:16,320
involved in so um definitely appreciate

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that

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and close it out

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folks um i want to remind you that at 10

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o'clock we do have our last show of the

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day

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um so in just a few hours from now we'll

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have an opportunity to view

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00:23:38,630 --> 00:23:37,679
the launch um on of two american

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00:23:41,830 --> 00:23:38,640
astronauts

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on an american space uh you know rocket

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i'm launching from american soi uh

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00:23:46,230 --> 00:23:45,520
american soil so thank you again for for

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00:23:48,789 --> 00:23:46,240
joining us

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00:23:50,070 --> 00:23:48,799
and philip thank you for riding along um

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and folks please keep your

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uh your questions coming in check out

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00:24:02,630 --> 00:23:53,120
the

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and indulge you know really get to know

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and understand everything that we

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00:24:07,350 --> 00:24:06,080
do and we thank you again for riding