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the parachutes deployed we are

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decelerating d joseph has separated

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where we found the ground expand so

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we're down to 90 meters per second at an

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we are in part white

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the interest and reaction generated

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worldwide by curiosity's trek to and

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phenomenal people in New York City's

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listened on 3rd rock radio to NASA

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televisions coverage of the vehicles

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seven-minute 13,000 to 0 miles per hour

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also had more than 1.2 million people

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watching on nasa.gov that's twice the

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available a map to which organizations

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events around the globe of course the

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prime hosts were NASA centers it's hard

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to send somebody to Mars and hopefully

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we can do that one day but you certainly

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want to know about Mars before you send

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someone there NASA planetary scientist

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Kelly fast of NASA headquarters brought

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curiosity's landing and mission into

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focus for visitors at a community

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curious crowd of several hundred people

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exhibits set up by Dryden about 7,000

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televisions coverage of curiosity's

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busy in the meantime in keeping hands-on

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hand to answer questions about the

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mission and presentations were given by

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center director Pete worden and other

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Ames researchers about the role of Ames

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and support of the MSL mission at night

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reached earth the crowd at Ames joined

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the JPL team in celebration it may have

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been early on the East Coast but the

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visitor center at Goddard Space Flight

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350 people anxiously waited to hear that

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the Mars rover Curiosity had landed

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safely on the Red Planet the crowd

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erupted into cheers when work came down

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that the rover was up and running on the

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Martian soil in addition to watching the

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landing live visitors also heard from

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specifically about Goddard's role in

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and atmosphere for the building blocks

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included testing out an interactive

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NASA Langley about 250 people showed up

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for Mars Midnight Madness the overnight

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event included Mars related exhibits and

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Mars Science Laboratory at the time for

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the scheduled landing of curiosity

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approached people filed into the

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historic event on the big screen the

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successful touchdown and especially

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the MSL entry descent and landing

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MSL curiosity events in the Cleveland

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agency's social media fans were treated

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to a tour of several research facilities

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curiosity event at the Cleveland Museum

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of Natural History that featured

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visitors say we just succeeded one more

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time in raising the bar even higher new

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technologies never invented or attempted

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before were created for this incredible

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past the team of engineers and

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scientists working with curiosity has

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planet for clues about the existence of

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life shortly after its landing the Rover

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higher resolution images will be used

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navigators to help plan curiosity's path

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of exploration as it sets out on a

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nearly two-year prime mission to

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color imagery that are have already been

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and and through that get it one of the

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most global questions we could address

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curiosity undergoes the most difficult

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elemental composition of rocks from a

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distance curiosity will also use a drill

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and parceled out to analytical

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NASA's first space shuttle experienced

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its first free flight at Edwards Air

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Force Base near Dryden Flight Research

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Center in California this was one of

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five flight evaluations conducted at

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Edwards as part of the space shuttle

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approach and landing test program

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jointly managed by the Johnson Space

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Center and Dryden Enterprise had

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previously completed eight captive carry

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flights anchored on the back of a

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modified Boeing 747 Shuttle Carrier

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aircraft or SCA these captive flights

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verified the orbiter systems and cleared

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the way for the shuttles first free

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flight on board Enterprise where

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astronauts Fred Hayes

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Gordon Fullerton though Enterprise never

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flew in space it proved the Space

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Shuttle Orbiter could fly in the

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atmosphere and land like an unpowered

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glider the famed orbiter recently went

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on public display at the Intrepid Sea

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Air and Space Museum in New York City

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and 50 years ago between august 11th and

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15th in 1962 the missions of the Soviet

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Vostok 3 and Vostok 4 spacecraft marked

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the first time that more than one manned

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spacecraft was in orbit at the same time

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the cosmonauts aboard the two capsules

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on three and Nicole EF in Vostok 3 and

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Pavel Popovich in Vostok 4 also

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participated in the first ship-to-ship

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communications in space by contacting

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each other via radio and that's this

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