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as one small step

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history will remember neil armstrong

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foremost as the first human to step foot

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on another heavenly body

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but his nasa family and many admirers

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worldwide will forever appreciate the

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self-effacing ohioan for more than just

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that one albeit world-changing

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accomplishment what an incredible feat

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it was for the nation first of all

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because this was during the days of the

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civil rights era the war in vietnam

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you know fighting in the street and

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everything and here was an american

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stepping foot on the moon and and even

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then although i did not know him

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his humble comments about you know what

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what was being done for mankind it woke

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me up to you know we live in a universe

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and it's a universe that people can

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explore and here was a man stepping foot

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on the surface of the moon whether he

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was flying navy fighters in korea the

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x-15 at edwards air force base in

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california or training at the johnson

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space center for the lunar landing he'd

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armstrong was cool as a cucumber

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competent

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the perfect mix for his chosen fields of

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armstrong's strong and analytical

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intellect also served him well as nasa's

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deputy associate administrator for

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aeronautics after leaving the agency as

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an engineering professor at the

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university of cincinnati and later in

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corporate america but after apollo 11

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what many will remember most about neil

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armstrong was the grace and humility

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with which he conducted his life after

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his return to earth i don't think you'll

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ever see a history book in which there

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won't be something about neil armstrong

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i just hope we can live up to his legacy

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and continue the pace of exploration

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as i'm certain he would want us to do

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neil was a

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a great patriot

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an activist in every sense of the word

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and a close personal friend

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and he'll be missed

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please join us in a moment of silence as

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we remember neil

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this is how fellow ohioan astronaut and

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former senator john glenn helped mark

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armstrong's passing prior to a cleveland

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after throwing out the game's first

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pitch glenn himself was honored with a

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plaque and indians jersey to commemorate

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the 50th anniversary of his orbital

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the knowledge we hope to gain from our

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observation and analysis of gale crater

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will tell us much about the possibility

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of life on mars as well as the past and

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future possibilities of our own planet a

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message from nasa administrator charlie

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bolden marked the first time a recorded

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human voice was sent from earth to

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another planet and back

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transmitted round trip to the mars

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curiosity rover via nasa's deep space

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network bolden's message noted the

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difficulty of landing a rover on mars

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and with members of the curiosity team

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listening at the jet propulsion

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laboratory bolton congratulated them

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commercial and government partners for

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their achievement curiosity will bring

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benefits to earth and inspire a new

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generation of scientists and explorers

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as it prepares the way for a human

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the next day students at an educational

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event listened as curiosity played back

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a new song by musician will i am making

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it the first interplanetary song in

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history

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reach for the stars was penned by the

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black eyed peas star to inspire students

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to dream big strive for excellence and

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the students learned about curiosity's

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mission and the technology behind the

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song's interplanetary transmission

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will i am's i am angel foundation which

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helps provide digital resources for

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students k through 12 announced a 10

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million classroom education initiative

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that will incorporate nasa content and

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space exploration themes in its

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curriculum

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also released new views of the martian

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landscape that show a scene of eroded

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knobs and gulches on a mountainside with

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geological layering clearly exposed the

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new views were taken by the 100

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millimeter telephoto lens and the 34

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millimeter wide angle lens of the mass

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another image shows track marks from a

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successful drive by curiosity to the

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scour mark known as goldberg an area of

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bedrock exposed by thrusters on the

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celebrations was this post-landing party

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at the stennis space center's infinity

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science center where the public learned

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visitors not only viewed the latest

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images sent home by curiosity but also

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collected space-related items and

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enjoyed hands-on activity such as

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status check go atlas nasa's radiation

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following an early morning launch from

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rbsp our twin spacecraft designed to

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weather by measuring the particles

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and uh jpl had their seven minutes of

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glad to say that we're on orbit now and

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everybody's happy using two spacecraft

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to take measurements along the same path

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will help scientists better understand

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how conditions in the belts change in

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as for extreme weather here on earth

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nasa satellites help meteorologists keep

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a close eye on isaac the tropical storm

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that grew into a slow-moving

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external cameras provided multiple looks

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vantage point of 253 miles above the

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also aboard the world's orbiting

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research laboratory expedition 32 sunny

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japan aerospace exploration agency

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ventured outside for an eight-hour

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17-minute spacewalk the third longest in

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eva history the pair successfully rigged

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two power cables for the future arrival

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of a russian laboratory but were unable

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driving the bolts to secure it they

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while iss managers assess a future

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course of action if we can figure out a

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crew's immediate experience having

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a configuration we want to stand for a

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long period of time but

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robust to to many failures still the

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spacewalkers did not attempt a third

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scheduled task replacement of a camera

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williams and the first for hoshide who

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undergoing its series of vertical drop

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week after engineers released the test

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scheduled for 2014 when it'll travel 15

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times farther from the earth than the

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international space station before

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scientists say the extent of the sea ice

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covering the arctic ocean has shrunk

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data center in boulder colorado say the

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amount of arctic ice is the smallest

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consistent satellite observations of the

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the sea ice cap naturally grows during

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the cold arctic winters and shrinks when

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satellites have observed a 13 decline

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newfound supermassive black holes and

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or dust obscured galaxies the millions

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of dusty black hole candidates and the

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thousand or so even dustier objects are

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these extreme objects can pour out more

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however that they appear only in the

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longest wavelengths of infrared light

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helping astronomers better understand

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how galaxies and the enormous black

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holes at their centers grow and evolve

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144 rising high school seniors from

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across virginia spent a week of their

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summer at nasa langley research center

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planning a mission to mars

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the students took part in the virginia

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scholars academy also known as vast and

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this summer marks its fifth year

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you guys have to deal with an atmosphere

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so that means with much success the vast

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and has expanded to a total of 1400

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the program gives the students the

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opportunity to engage in an online nasa

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exploration theme to teach science

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even spark a passion thomas is one of

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the many students who will excel because

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more than 80 high school girls from

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across the country convened at johnson

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space center in houston for an inside

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look into the life of a problem solver

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engineer or scientist as part of the

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wish program which is women in stem high

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school aerospace scholars the girls are

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going to be working on a human space

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exploration mission to mars so they've

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been placed on teams the mission

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integration team the getting there

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working there and living their team and

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each team is mentored by a nasa

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scientist or engineer and they work

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alongside nasa co-ops and interns

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you're out there the only way you are

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attached to the station is by your hands

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there are people here who are interested

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in art there are people here who are

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interested in biology and there are

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people like me who are interested in

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physics and it's interesting how we all

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come together

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and

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on this one mission almost one project

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and we use our different backgrounds to

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come up with solutions

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the participants also connected with

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nasa astronauts to learn what it takes

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to be an explorer they heard from

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shannon walker who lived and worked on

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the international space station in 2010

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and also had a conversation via ham

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radio with current space station

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35 years ago on september 5th 1977

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voyager 1 launched from florida's cape

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canaveral 16 days after its twin voyager

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2 to begin the pair's planned journey of

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exploration to jupiter and saturn

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their mission eventually extended to the

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outer planets and beyond continues today

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both are providing data about the

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heliosheath the outermost region of our

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solar system as they make their way

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deeper into space

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should either spacecraft be found by

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intelligent life

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each has an audio visual disk called a

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golden record on board containing common

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imagery and sounds from earth including

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various life forms

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and music by mozart

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and that's this week at nasa

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