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cape canaveral air force station to

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discussing the dragon mission via a

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micro 6 will look at the effects of

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microgravity on a yeast our bodies use

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the science team and now we're moving to

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a new location called rock nest and

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mars curiosity rover update check back

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everyday lives not only

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types of attacks in order to protect and

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what my project is is we're working on

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developing the training products and

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the procedures to give him some legs

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with these legs he'll have the ability

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to move anywhere on station

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i hope to continue

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supporting the international space

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station hopefully supporting future

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projects that help human exploration

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hopefully getting us to the moon or to

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mars

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helping design those vehicles so that

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they can be better maintained i have a

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lot of maintenance practice

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working with the space station and um

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we're going to need to be able to fix

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things if we do go to the moon and mars

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so i hope to contribute to that in the

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future

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and that's this week at nasa for more on

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