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the exploration of space is the grandest

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adventure challenging humanity

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the universe can surprise and us

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there's so much more to discover and

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we explore to understand our place in

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to answer questions about its formation

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and what other worlds are like

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we explore to understand the fragility

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we explore to push human capabilities to

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the president's budget proposal for 2011

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actually gives us an incredible

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opportunity to do many of the things

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that nasa was established to do

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exploration beyond low earth orbit with

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this budget we actually are able to put

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some money into research and development

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that's going to give us the capability

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to get to places like mars back to the

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moon to asteroids what this program does

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plans for the future are big like all

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americans we're dreaming large

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and we want to explore a large number of

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nasa has a bold mandate to launch a new

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as we seek to explore far beyond earth

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we must invest in critical knowledge and

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capabilities to enable this journey

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a new generation of nasa's best and

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we plan nothing less than to create the

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the first foothold beyond earth will be

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the international space station an

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orbital laboratory that is re-energized

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space station is an amazing platform

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because you can do experiments there

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that can't be done anywhere else at

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houston this is patient space to ground

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to for fly around there's little doubt

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that the space station has probably been

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work more tightly as a team than they

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this engineering marvel will now host

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providing solutions to problems on earth

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technologies as precursors before we put

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the nasa field centers and we can turn

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inspiration for the world

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we're gonna turn science fiction into

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science fact exploring the universe

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while better understanding our home

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in a new era of innovation