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We're never going to stop

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exploring the unknown in air and space.

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We're not going to stop innovating
for the benefit of humanity

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and inspiring the world through discovery.

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22 will go down in the history books

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as one of the most accomplished years
all of NASA's history and missions.

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The golden age of space exploration.

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So much to look forward to in 23.

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Climate missions that will tell us

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about how Earth is changing,

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game changing aeronautics developments

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with the 59 and the X-57

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and the selection of the first astronauts

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to go to the moon in more than 50 years.

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And there's a lot more coming.

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There was a philosopher,
a historian,

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someone who had a great grasp of the future
named Carl Sagan, a scientist.

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And he said exploration is in our nature.

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We began as wanderers,

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and we are wanderers still.

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We have lingered long enough

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on the shores of the cosmic ocean.

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We are ready at last

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to set sail for the stars.

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We have set sail for the stars.

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Now we're going to reach out to the