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Okay. So my favorite.
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What is your favorite thing about space?
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Go in there.
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Go in there.
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Loosen up many people in there.
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It's nice to do something
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that other people haven't done,
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but you don't want to do dangerous things.
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You want to do successful things.
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And if it's new
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and different, there may be some things
where something could go wrong.
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So you want to be
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prepared.
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This is a truism, and you need to remember
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prior to that, before prior planning
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prevents
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poor performance
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for peace, prior planning events.
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You know, it's five
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or ten.
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Space is something you got to plan ahead.
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Scared for you?
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A little scared about.
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About going
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going to the moon and come home again?
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That's correct.
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Because nobody even
because nobody has been there before.
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But people had gone up
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and down without staying in orbit.
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People. Dogs and monkeys.
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People. Oppression.
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Yuri Gagarin.
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Then we done a lot of things, but
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we hadn't really sent people for dinner.
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So we did send people
and they went around and
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then we sent people, another crew,
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to go around the moon and then practice
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everything but landing.
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And then a very fortunate person
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with many things going right in my life
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gave me Neil Armstrong, Mike Collins,
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Buzz Aldrin, the opportunity
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to make an attempt
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to make the first landing.
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And all of us want to succeed.
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And we did that.
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And that's why I'm here.
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That's one of the reasons I'm here,
because I had the curiosity
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to want to tell people
what it was like today.
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And so I've
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written several books
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with someone else about
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what I've done
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and some children's books to help inspire.
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And now we've come to
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welcome youth and others
who read this book.
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Welcome to
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Thinking, understanding,
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imagining what it might be like
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to get to Mars
and then have somebody tell you
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all the things you were there
that you didn't know.
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Right.
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And these are books and books inspire
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and get interested in people
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so fast.
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Did it feel like a rocket was fast to it
when it took off?
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Yes. It was very surprising
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that it was so gentle
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leaving us entrepreneurs
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coming in and it was a very smooth,
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slow rocket going up.
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And once we were in space,
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then we were floating around.
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But in getting there,
the rocket goes faster and faster
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and we're sort of pushed back
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and it go, but the rocket
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sometimes doesn't work
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and that's a very dangerous part.
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So when that part is behind
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us, then we have
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successfully gotten this far.
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But there are always things
that can go wrong.
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But we are optimistic
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and so are the people that built this.
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And that's good to have them
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really optimistic
about what has been built.
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How do you like that?
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Somebody that gives you something,
you know that
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when you pick it up,
do something a second break,
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they test and you see
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what else you went out flying.
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What's it like?
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What's it like being in space
with no gravity?
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You feel like your flying.
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There is a
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you would think
that there is a motion or a movement
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when you look out the window,
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but it looks like the earth is moving
and you're just
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like it's like being high in an airplane,
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but much, much higher.
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And, you know, you're floating
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because there's no gravity.
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But that's just a description.
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There is gravity
all the way out to the moon and beyond.
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What keeps the moon there? Gravity.
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There's gravity.
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But it is.
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Gravity is making us fall.
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But we've got motion,
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so that makes us move this way.
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Usually
you swing something on the end of a string
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and it's going to keep the string tight.
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So that's what keeps us in orbit
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with gravity.
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It's balanced and it's floating.
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And I'm a diverse group of guys.
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And when you get down under the water,
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you're like, That's just like in space.
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And so you start to start to move.
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And no, you make waves or
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it's not quite the same as cold floating
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more fun out there.
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But that doesn't mean
I like to see the fish
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a long time.
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Why has nobody been to the moon
in such a long time?
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So that's not
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an eight year old's question?
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That's my question.
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And I want to know, but I think I know
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because we did go there and
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and that's where it happened.
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And if it didn't happen, it's
nice to know why it didn't happen.
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So in the future,
if we want to keep doing something,
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we need to know why
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something stopped in the past.
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We wanted to keep it going.
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Money is a good thing
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if you want to buy new things, new rockets
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keep doing the same thing over the years
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and it's going to cost more money
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and other things need more money too.
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So having achieved
what the president wanted us to do
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and then what I was there's
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millions of people
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in America
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and millions of people around the world.
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You know, when we toured around the world,
after
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we came back, the most fascinating
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observation as we was signs
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that said we did it.
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Not just us, not just America, but we.
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The world.
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Different countries.
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They felt like
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they were part
of what we were able to produce.
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And that made us feel very good.
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Home.
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What will it be
like to have a home on the moon or Mars?
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A home we're on.
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The moon or Mars.
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I wouldn't want to have a home.
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I might want to stay on the moon
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for maybe six months.
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But it's it's fairly easy
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to come back to Earth from the moon.
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If something goes wrong,
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then you'd like to get back into orbit
and orbit could come back.
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It's much easier
to come back from the moon.
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So why don't we do the same thing
with the space station?
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We go up there
and people stay for six months a year.
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That's
what we will probably do at the moon.
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And somebody comes back
and they may help train another.
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We may go back and do it again,
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but it is not a good place to
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stay. There's no air
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and it gets very hot
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in the daytime
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on the moon because the date time
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when the sun appears to go,
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it takes 13, 14 days and it gets very hot
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and then the sun
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disappears.
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So that's not what really happens.
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What really happens is that
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you're going around the earth
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and you're at some place
and you're looking back at the year.
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But the sun is out here
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and it's going to be cold,
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very cold for four days
because no shine at all
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and no air to keep you warm
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and no air to breathe.
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Not much water, no water and soil
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and the hard to grow things.
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So it's
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really hard to do things
other than be in a spacesuit, go outside
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and then come back in
to a pressurized home and spacecraft.
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But something that
triggers something to that.
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But it's
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not going to be as useful
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and as easy to get back.
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If we're at Mars, much more difficult,
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much more expensive
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and way in a few years old.
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And we may want to be thinking about
there's
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a growing number of people
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there.
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And if you keep bringing people back,
you're not going
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to have a growing civilization.
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So that's kind of the ultimate goal
that what will they do?
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Well, we have to
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keep interesting
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the people who are paying the bills
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or they won't keep paying their bills.
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So it has to be a growing knowledge.
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Important and the mission
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is going to maintain.
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It because there's a mountain
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and we want to climb the mountain
and see what's on the other side.
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Curiosity.
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You see something
and you like what makes it work that way?
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And we want to know what it would be like
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to live somewhere
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where we have to send robots, machines
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and learn all about
what's there before Russian people
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and then hopefully send people
and bring them back.
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It's a long ways
there and it's a long ways
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back and it's expensive.
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So if people would like to go there
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and maybe begin to build up
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a new settlement
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like the pilgrims
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on the Mayflower, that ship,
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they went to Plymouth Rock.
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We know that from history.
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Yeah. Not yet. First grade.
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Not yet.
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But they came over here and the ship
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and they landed, but they didn't go back.
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They came here to settle
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to make friends with the Indians.
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That took a while
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and said.
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What did you want to be when you were six?
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But they wondered.
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What what did you want to be when you.
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Were six?
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When I was 16,
well, I thought you were a60
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year bird. And
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instead of walking to school,
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I wanted to
maybe be able to drive to school
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instead of getting on a bus.
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And we played ball to point to
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maybe be a sport
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ballplayer, maybe a football player.
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Somebody could run fast.
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I did do sports
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and really,
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whether I liked it or not,
I had to go to school.
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What was I doing in school?
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Learning more and more and grades
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go from kindergarten
first to second degree
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because they get more and more difficult
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because we can absorb more.
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And pretty soon there's college
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and you learn all about lots of things
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and hope that you can
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get that much education
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because that education will help
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you live a comfortable life.
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So you make the move.
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You made a good Mars.
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Education was very,
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very important
in everything I was able to do.
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And I keep becoming educated now
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by listening to other people now
and reading books.
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That's the best way
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to find
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out somebody
who's written an interesting book.
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And that's why you came here.
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That's right.
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And listen to me,
because I wrote an interesting book.
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I you know, it's interesting
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because somebody selected that book
he gave us.
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No. What they were telling me about.
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You got to you got to rely on
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other people to help you.
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Your parents bring help.
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Help make sure you go to school.
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That's right.
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And you don't come home because they got
other things to do at home.
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Your school, your.
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What do you say, honey?
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You got it. You got it.
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You see what people say
and see if it's funny
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and then laugh.
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I try and see
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a lot of funny things,
but what do you sometimes don't mean them.
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So what you say.
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Thank you. You are very, very welcome.
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