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All the space centers really

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have their kind of own niche.

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Everybody has a good feel for

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how important all of them are.

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Certainlyůyou know Marshallů

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when we think of rocket

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scientist, we always make, you

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know, yeah I am a rocket

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scientist or whatever. I'm not

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a rocket scientist just so you

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know. But the ones that are

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are here. And so just, you

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knowů propulsion systems and

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of course the history of

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rocketry really comes from

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Marshall. And then now these

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payloads, too. So every

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morning when we get up on

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space station and we say

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"good morning Huntsville,"

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you know I'm putting this

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program or this experiment

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into work, they're the ones

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that we're talking to. And

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so now they're, you know,

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they're the focus of the

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scientific effort that's

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going on space station, too.

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So Marshall Space Flight

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Center: Super, super

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important to what's going

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on in space exploration

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both for going out into