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I watched our astronauts up in the space
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zero-g, to try to to mirror some of them.
The Peter Pan production where you're

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hanging from wires, so basically what
they did with me was just strap me up to

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the ceiling and then have me spin until
I got nauseous to find out where that

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threshold was, so we wouldn't be doing
that on set in a giant spacesuit.

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Well it's hard to beat Armstrong's message, so good luck. I don't have any... I can't top that.

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Huh. I'll settle with the Moon right now.  I'm older, you know, I don't want to be gone that long.

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I like my comforts. I'm going Moon.

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If i was going to the Moon right now and I get one item to take with me, I'm

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taking my music, period.

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I think space is, so fascinating for, certainly for cinema

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because it's so unknown. There's so much
we don't know. It's, for one our

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universe is ever-expanding, it's infinite.
I mean, these are concepts already that

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are beyond our understanding.
It's wide open for invention, it's the

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great unknown and how will it define us
and how will we define ourselves with it

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that makes it so right for storytelling.

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Hey I've got a few questions for NASA.

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If I may. First question I was wondering:
when are we going back to the Moon?

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There's no water on the Moon, is there?
Really? Okay, I heard this rumor there's

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something about water being on the Moon, could that possibly be true?

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Thanks Brad! We'll answer these questions and more in our new series, Ask NASA.