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we set friday april 29th that 3 47 pm is

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a launch time for the mission that

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announcement came at the conclusion of

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the mission's flight readiness review

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where shuttle managers expressed

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the program's next to last flight this

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is going to be a very complex

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choreography a lot of

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small tasks that all have to go when

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they're supposed to or they have to

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ripple down and find new homes which

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makes it a big challenge for the mission

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operations team and they have a pretty

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good plan with a lot of backups in it to

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be able to handle that during the 14-day

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mission the alpha magnetic spectrometer

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and spare parts will be delivered to the

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international space station by endeavour

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and its crew of commander mark kelly

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pilot greg johnson european space agency

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astronaut roberto vittori and nasa

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mission specialists mike fink drew

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chamitov says his tv viewing habits as a

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youngster fueled his desire for space

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travel i have to admit i grew up

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watching a lot of star trek um with my

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dad and he was a he was a space fanatic

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see the you know pictures of mission

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control and say who are those guys how

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be the most amazing job in the world and

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the funny thing was you know for me

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montreal and so at that age i was

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probably five or six you know and i and

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uh and so it was a strange mixture of

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fiction and reality like i knew this was

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fiction but on the other hand that my

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and i somehow that maybe made things

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nasa has awarded more than 269 million

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dollars for the continued development of

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commercial transportation systems to

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carry astronauts to and from low earth

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four u.s companies blue origin of kent

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california and the boeing company in

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houston received the awards in the

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second round of nasa's commercial crew

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development or ccdev effort the money

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will accelerate the availability of u.s

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capabilities and reduce the gap in u.s

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should be out breaking the barriers

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pushing the state-of-the-art and by

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private sector it will allow us to focus

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on the really hard stuff but beyond

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engineers at the marshall space flight

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center have begun final round-the-clock

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environment of marshall's x-ray and

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extreme temperatures of space prior to

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they're made of a lightweight but strong

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metal called beryllium and coated with a

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infrared telescope that's designed to

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understand how the telescope mirrors

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behave as they change in temperature and

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continue for eight weeks eighteen

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infrared observations picking up where

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as for the hubble space telescope it

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presented this rosy picture to

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astronomers on the celebration of the

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hubble captured an especially photogenic

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group of interacting galaxies called

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the larger of the spiral galaxies known

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stars thinking what's what's beyond

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there hubble has enabled me to

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there so it hubble for me personally has

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just has touched my inner being hubble

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was deployed by the sts-31 crew of space

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shuttle discovery on april 25 1990.

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since then hubble imagery has delighted

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rewriting astronomy textbooks with its

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database and some very talented people

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that nasa chief scientist waleed

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abdullahi helped nasa celebrate the 41st

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annual earth day with a series of live

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satellite interviews with tv stations

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highlighted were nasa's top five

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satellite images of planet earth that

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pictures ranging from post-tsunami

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earl are examples of the earth

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earth day programs included a live web

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and the announcement by the goddard

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and now centerpieces

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rocket center and the rocket fair where

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the event culminated in the launching of

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an altitude of one mile while they

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reports with their nasa mentor these are

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failures and from the successes and

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team knight rider from the university of

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central florida came closest to one mile

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systems builder of the space shuttle's

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center students spent six weeks of

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louis where the nasa knights and triple

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they came from everywhere braving

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more than 600 aliens in earthlings

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celebrated the 50th anniversary of the

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first space flight by yuri gagarin the

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center also paid homage to the 30th

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anniversary of the first space shuttle

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a team of three honored the shuttle in a

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special way

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one lego block at a time construction

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officially started on january 11th and

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yuri's night is billed as the world's

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biggest space party with celebrations

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this one sponsored in part by nasa's

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featured dancing

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a spaced out drill team

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the underlying message

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crazy interested they're they really

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don't under they didn't know that

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robotics had gotten this easy and it's

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cheap and available basically to

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everyone i just love all the space stuff

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and love to dress up

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and see all of the

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excellent demonstrations they have down

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there demonstrations that confirmed that

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space is an exciting destination worth

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and that's this week at nasa