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the president's budget proposal for nasa

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working to keep america the world's

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leader in innovation space exploration

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scientific discovery and inspiration for

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the benefit of humanity for generations

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to come

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we don't just look to the future we're

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making it happen

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helping more u.s companies bring cargo

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and liftoff liftoff of the spacex falcon

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9 rocket launching dragon to the

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international space station and

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returning cargo resupply missions to u.s

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soil and by 2017 launch astronauts from

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american soil to the international space

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station while creating new jobs here at

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home i'm excited about the opportunities

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that we're able to provide with nasa's

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centennial challenges program we advance

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technologies not only for nasa but for

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the nation as a whole propelled the

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space launch system and orion toward the

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president's bold path to lead humans to

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an asteroid in 2025

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and eventually onto mars in the 2030s

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we're building and testing our first

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capsule right now and we'll get to see

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it launch into space next year for our

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we're upgrading and modifying the

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crawlers for the next generation

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spacecraft and we'll be launching soon

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now transitioning to

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it's really been rejuvenating

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to work on america's next launch system

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and a board station helping us learn how

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to live and work in space nasa does

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impossible pretty darn well while we

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prove new technologies and conduct

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science research to improve life here on

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our investigations into early onset

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osteoporosis in astronauts

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may enhance the detection of

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osteoporosis in patients here on earth

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the president's budget proposal funds

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innovations in space technology that

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will enable tomorrow's discoveries

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across nasa's wide spectrum of missions

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while fueling our economy for years to

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pushing data to the user is really key

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users can always use more data

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especially the scientific community game

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changing technologies may help advance

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our date to visit an asteroid as early

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as 2021

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through an unprecedented feat of

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technology innovation and scientific

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discovery nasa will work to identify

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capture and move an asteroid

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raising the bar for human exploration

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and help inform us on how to better

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nasa's balanced portfolio of

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groundbreaking science missions will

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continue to monitor and collect critical

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data about earth's climate and systems

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we do a lot of work in the polar region

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where we've taken scientists and

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instruments that can measure the

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thickness of ice not only can they

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measure how how high it is above the sea

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level but they can actually measure

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through the ice down until they reach

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water and then through that till they

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reach bedrock to understand our

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beginnings spacecraft are speeding to

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jupiter pluto and ceres

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i'm excited about my work in crowd

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propellant because we'll help make it

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possible for us to someday explore the

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far reaches of our solar system

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peering into other galaxies and spotting

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planets around other stars

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thousands of planet candidates have been

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discovered to date hundreds of which are

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the data are already hinting that

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planets are abundant in the galaxy and

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soon we'll know what percentage of stars

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harbor planets more like our own earth

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they soon will be joined by the

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revolutionary james webb space telescope

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to delve farther back in time to the

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very origins of the universe we're here

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at nasa goddard space flight center's

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clean room where we're testing the

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robotic arm that will help assemble the

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james webb space telescope and as

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curiosity continues roving mars on

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history's most daring mission to the red

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planet nasa is planning another robotic

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mission to earth's nearest neighbor

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along with current mission maven and

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with a budget in place we're able to

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continue testing the development of

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exciting missions to mars including the

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maven mission maven will be able to

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explore whether or not the atmosphere of

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mars has evolved over time and if the

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majority of it has actually been lost to

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interplanetary space forever nasa's

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cutting edge aeronautics research will

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continue making air travel safer cleaner

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and quieter for americans and everyone

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the world over nasa's always trying to

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push research push boundaries and one of

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the things we're trying to do is to

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bring commercial supersonic travel

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to the world we're working closely with

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other government agencies

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to mitigate the environmental concerns

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of aviation and this project will

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certainly have an impact

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looking out five or ten years our

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dynamic weather roots tool is an example

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of how nasa will improve the future of

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air transportation the software will

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help airlines and air traffic

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controllers find efficient and safe

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paths for aircraft to fly around bad

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weather potentially saving about 100

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million dollars each year and operations

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and fuel costs and finally nasa will

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continue to educate and inspire our

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children to dream big work and study

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hard and reach for the stars as

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america's next generation of scientists

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technologists engineers mathematicians

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and astronauts all you really need to do

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is you know get that spark going in that

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little kid's mind you know about what he

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can do and they just you set them off

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and they go out to learn i love working

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with young scientists having their first

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experience as researchers because i

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remember my first experience during

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research and my first time solving a

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problem so i love giving young

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scientists an opportunity to solve their

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first problem and that in itself is

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building a foundation to take us farther

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into the future and grow our young

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the president's fiscal year 2014 budget

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proposal ensures united states

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leadership in space exploration and

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scientific discovery for years to come

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while making critical advances in

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aerospace and aeronautics to benefit the

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american people all in more innovative

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and cost-effective ways that will

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inspire the world through exploration