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thank you thank you great okay thank you

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very much for changing your schedule so

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we could be together this is great right

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okay let's go and see your satellite yes

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okay

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some of this data that we get here is uh

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it's getting ready to be tested

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sometimes as close as 10 kilometers

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sometimes you spread it out to a couple

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hundred depends on the scientists who

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are watching all the time

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as they look for this phenomenon these

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are spinning spacecrafts each one of

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these spins at 3rp the aerospace

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corporation even even partners in

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austria

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we're storing them up on the mezzanine

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you can see all the

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containers up there so

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we have a number of projects going on

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about 20 in development roughly

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and most of them are impacted uh all of

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them were impacted the only one we were

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able to

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maintain pretty much on schedule was

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maven that's the one that's going to

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mars it's going to launch in

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in on november 18th is the current

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launch date

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first of all how do you spell belief

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it's called work

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it is a tremendous relief to see the men

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and women who work at goddard

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back on the job and getting paid for the

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work they do

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whether you are a facilities manager or

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whether you're an astrophysicist we want

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to say thank you for what you do because

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nasa's work

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really belongs to not only the united

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states of america

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but it gives the information it works

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thank you thank you great okay

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long time no see glad to see you back at

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work

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you had to be back

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how are you doing

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thank you very much for changing your

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schedule so we could be together this

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was great great

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okay let's go and see your satellite yes

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incarnation this is basically kind of

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going in parallel with the coastline of

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the us so

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some of this data that we get here is uh

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is very useful to uh to noaa because uh

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requires so low we have very high

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specific precision the more accurate you

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can hear

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in terms of when they try to tell

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everybody to start

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hi everybody

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sometimes as close as 10 kilometers

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sometimes you spread it out to a couple

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hundred depends on the scientists who

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are watching all the time

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as they look for this phenomenon so

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spinning spacecraft so each one of these

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spins with three rpms but while these

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look large when they're out we deploy 60

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meters booms for you

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essentially managing that protecting

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we're storing them up on the mezzanine

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you can see all the containers up there