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this week @nasa for the first time we've

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been able to image a coronal mass

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ejection with lots of detail and a

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photometric quality all the way through

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its entire lifecycle new processing

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techniques used on data gathered by

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NASA's stereo spacecraft will allow

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scientists to better track solar storms

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before they impact earth the storms call

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coronal mass ejections or CMEs are

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observed from NASA's twin Solar

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terrestrial relations Observatory

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spacecraft launched in 2006 the data now

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reveals a clear and detailed look at a

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storms front from the Sun all the way to

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earth thus reducing uncertainty of its

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arrival time with stereos five

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telescopes today we are actually

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witnessing the solar beam we can see

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them solar wind and solar storm blowing

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all the way from San torque stereo is

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part of NASA's Solar terrestrial probes

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program that seeks to understand the

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fundamental physical processes of the

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space environment from Sun to earth and

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technicians from the Jet Propulsion

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Center's payload hazardous servicing

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facility to assist in preparing the

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Curiosity rover for its upcoming mars

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science laboratory or MSL mission they

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worked on stowing the rover's robotic

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arm it'll hold and maneuver instruments

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that scientists will use to analyze

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Martian rocks and soil MSL is targeted

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for launch on November 25th from Cape

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New York City was the latest stock in a

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post-fight appearance tour by the last

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space shuttle crew over three days

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sts-135 astronauts Chris Ferguson Doug

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Hurley Rex Walheim and sandy Magnus made

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numerous appearances around Manhattan

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they visited the American Museum of

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Natural History showing video highlights

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from their mission aboard space shuttle

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Atlantis and taking questions from space

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enthusiasts of all ages what in your

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opinion is a good quality or treat for

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an astronaut to have I think you have to

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have a love of learning because it's an

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astronaut you are constantly learning

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new things every day they met with

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officials and VIPs including Mayor

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Michael Bloomberg with whom they

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exchanged a space flown lamento and a

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city Proclamation they also hung out

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with NASA's favorite fuzzy Red Monster

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Elmo from Sesame Street a special day

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long program called what's your favorite

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space was co-hosted by the Langley

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Research Center and the eventi hotel

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exhibits demonstrations games and

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entertainment showcased NASA's

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contributions to the public and industry

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and pay tribute to the space shuttle

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program the astronauts and a large

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audience were welcomed by NASA deputy

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administrator lori garver we have with

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us here the crew that landed with the

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space shuttle just three weeks ago

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Garver also made the introductions at

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another event at the Intrepid Sea Air

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and Space Museum the 135 crew had a meet

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and greet with visitors while NASA staff

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helped the public explore the

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International Space Station walk on Mars

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and control NASA robots with Kinect

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sensor and xbox 360 games intrepid will

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be the new home for NASA's

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they're countrywide tour also brought

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Ferguson Hurley Magnus and Walheim to

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the Stennis Space Center where they

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thanked employees for helping make their

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mission a success the missions pilot

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Doug Hurley talked about how important

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engine reliability was to him as a pilot

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and then your second responsibilities

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engines and in your third

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responsibilities engines because without

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those engines were not getting to orbit

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the cinespace Center is NASA's largest

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rocket engine test facility NASA second

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annual IT summit covered topics ranging

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from security to the role of IT in space

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science and exploration drawing nearly

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2,000 attendees the three-day event

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hosted by the Ames Research Center

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featured technology leaders from

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government the private sector and

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academia the summit was hosted by NASA's

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chief information officer Linda cureton

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there's a tremendous need to think about

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IT as a discipline how do you manage at

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the scale of an organization the size of

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NASA how do you architect a future with

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heterogeneous needs now how do we get

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forward in a cost-effective way

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attendees participated in activities

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showcasing best practices in science and

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engineering support infrastructure and

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operations and innovative technological

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thousands of current and former space

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shuttle program employees gathered at

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the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex

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to celebrate 30 years of success and

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accomplishments it's due to the solid

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rocket boosters highlights of the we

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made history event included a

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presentation by the crew of the final

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shuttle flight for Atlantis sts-135

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mission and a nighttime air show

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and now centerpieces NASA's Wallops

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Flight Facility the marine science

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consortium and the US Fish and Wildlife

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Service signed a collaborative agreement

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that will specify and make possible more

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comprehensive environmental studies in

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the area we've actually created an

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agreement that allows NASA and the US

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Fish and Wildlife Service as well as the

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marine science consortium to do projects

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to create opportunities for research and

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you know hands-on applications that are

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going on in the field in this region

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particularly in what we call the coastal

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zone research area the focus is in the

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long term with climate change and sea

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level rise being the issue that will

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slowly over time impact the environment

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around us so we're going to need better

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predictive tools better predictive

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technologies and working together with

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the universities to collect the data

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today that will answer some of those

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questions into the future is so

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important NASA the US Fish and Wildlife

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consortium will work together and bring

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to bear each of their unique

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capabilities in an unprecedented effort

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that what we can bring along with the

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kind of universities is with some of the

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instrumentation that we have is to be

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able to fly overhead maybe with some of

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the UAVs so that we have here or the on

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be able to get some readings and so if

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instrumentation we have will be able to

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say okay that's what healthy looks like

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then we know the signature looks like

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this retired NASA astronaut and test

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pilot Fred Hayes was honored recently by

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the Lancaster California jet Hawks

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baseball team during their aerospace

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Hayes is best known is one of the three

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Apollo 13 astronauts who survived a

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potential space tragedy when an oxygen

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tank on their Apollo service module

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exploded on their 1970 lunar mission

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Hayes was recognized during pregame

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ceremonies by the jet Hawks and then

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threw out the first pitch before the

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team's california league game against

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the san jose giants Hayes was joined on

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the field by retired NASA astronaut

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of the five approach and landing tests

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of the prototype Space Shuttle Orbiter

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enterprise in 1977 and the two NASA

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research pilots Fitz Fulton and Tom

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Enterprise aloft for the flights the

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occasion was also marked by a giveaway

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of bobblehead dolls in hays likeness the

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baseball fans attending the game and an

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aerial salute by an f-18 from nasa's

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dryden flight research center where

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Hayes had served as a test pilot in the

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it had never happened before and most

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likely will never happen again but for a

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few minutes recently NASA's two modified

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aircraft flew in formation over the

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Edwards Air Force Base test range in

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air at about the same time pilot Jeff

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photographer carla thomas eagerly took

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the opportunity to capture still and

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decades three will also carry the

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now-retired discovery endeavour and at

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lattice to their final destinations for

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shuttle Endeavour in May followed up

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their presentation with the Q&A session

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what advice would you give someone who

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would want to be an astronaut do what

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well at tossing the next ceremonial

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pitches are the two NASA astronauts

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later the pair throughout the first

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pitches of that evenings baseball game

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host Cleveland Indians and fans you can

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meet the NASA astronauts and get

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autographs during the first three

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innings of tonight and that's this week