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1. The first guy up from their crew (Slim Jim) entered the linoleum stage, gliding on his feet like an astronaut, with moonwalk-esque movements that transitioned into a series of serious wavin’ and poppin’ routines, first rate

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2. Is it true that asbestos was banned during the building of the World Trade Center and was used only up to a certain level? If so, might this have had a bearing on the collapse of the tower(s)? If so, did Atta know this? After asbestos was banned were the heat shield materials used for the Columbia shuttle inferior and if so, might this “environmental protection” have actually cost astronaut lives? Jason stored such subjects in his mind, for a future conference

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3. This way, you can tell the story of grandma, finally achieving her dreams of becoming an astronaut in her old age

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4. I thought you wanted to be an astronaut

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5. I once asked 8 about the accuracy of a You Tube video, purportedly taken by an Apollo 20 astronaut, which shows a very large, alien craft on the Moon’s surface

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6. astronaut, Major Tom, in the David Bowie song that had Tom

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7. 17 Former astronaut, Edgar Mitchell, says that we inhabit a quantum world where nonlocal effects should be expected at all levels of functioning, not just as a curious artifact of the subatomic level of reality

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8. Sure enough, a few weeks later when the astronaut was preparing to go up to the space station in a rocket, she remembered to put the paper plane in her luggage

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9. The astronaut commander wasn"t having the same type metaphysical journey that Jessica

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10. “What happen to our Earth?”, the astronaut said while making his steps

11. in theory be located by an astronaut

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12. I want a large airtight top hatch able to let in a fully suited astronaut, plus a sealed hatch that would connect to the airlock of our space plane and be air-tight

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13. The goal of that recompression chamber will be to give us the capability to go in orbit with the SPS-10A and rescue one astronaut from a disabled spacecraft if need be

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14. Was tested by the NASA as a prospective astronaut in 1961 and successfully passed all the same medical and psychological tests given to the male Mercury astronauts

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15. Sunita Williams is an American astronaut and a United States Navy officer who holds the record for longest space flight by a woman

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16. “At one time I wanted to be an astronaut,” he thought

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17. It wasn’t a little blob or a peanut, it was a fucking astronaut

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18. But now, in contrast, when I look at my reliable Fortis Astronaut Chronograph I see that it is only 7th August

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19. Seriously, I doubt if any astronaut, five years ago, was wearing such advanced clothing

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20. Looking at the astronaut float in space we believe there is a force of

21. the body of the astronaut down by the force called gravity

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22. Astronaut Buzz Aldrin's mother's maiden name was

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23. Looking at the astronaut float in space we believe there is a force of attraction between the mass of the earth and the mass of the person and this force of attraction is gravity

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24. The body of the earth holds mass that pulls the mass of the body of the astronaut down by the force called gravity

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25. the Americans, that’s to make then think you’re an astronaut

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26. The Americans were almost correct, although I’m not an astronaut

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27. alternated in the life of America’s national hero, astronaut John Glenn

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28. an astronaut, in order to go into space

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29. It makes the life of the high-paid astronaut mechanically better

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30. We choose to completely discount and ignore the huge sums of money, the huge waste of resources and energy and man-hours needed to keep one astronaut alive in space

31. Why should people spend 100’s of millions of hard-earned dollars trying to keep one astronaut alive in space for a few days; while billions of poor people starve and suffer because not enough money has been spent on their welfare? Yet, to the distorted value systems of civilization, this is a perfectly justifiable and rational expenditure

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32. The best analogy I can think of is an astronaut on the moon, representing “you,”

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33. As an astronaut on the moon, would you say you were really Mission Control, in

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34. If the astronaut on the moon thought he was Mission Control, what do you think

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35. Do you think the astronaut on the moon considers itself a puppet or slave of Mission

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36. The American astronaut James Erwin, who was one of the first humans to travel deep into outer space, and set foot on the moon said, on his return to Earth, and after seeing creation from a new perspective

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37. The American astronaut James Erwin, said after viewing the Earth, the Moon, and the Galaxy simultaneously, as his spacecraft traveled back to Earth between the depths of outer space and the Moon, that he had just seen the world as ‘God’ sees it, and that ‘God’ must love humans very much

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38. There were dangers out there, he knew that – the treacherous woods, the telephone, the policemen and the Under Manager – but in here he was safe and secure, a deep space astronaut sealed within his capsule

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39. We have recently reviewed satellite imagery from Mars and have confirmed that astronaut Mark Watney is, currently, still alive

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40. But hey, I’m an astronaut

41. It’s not like the Pathfinder team is hanging around JPL just in case their long-dead probe is repaired by a wayward astronaut

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42. After the storm abated, the lone remaining astronaut performed a full inspection of the Hab

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43. Sol after sol went by, with the lone astronaut traveling in and out of the Hab almost daily

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44. Airlock 1 was closest to the rover charging station, so the astronaut preferred it to the other two

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45. Every time the astronaut used the airlock, the strain on AL102 relaxed, then tightened anew

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46. “Based on travel duration and the supplies their astronaut has remaining, any such probe would have to be launched within a month

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47. “They’ll put a Chinese astronaut on Mars

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48. “Publicly rescue the Americans? Put a Chinese astronaut on Mars? Have the world see China as equal to the US in space? The State Council would sell their own mothers for that

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49. We’ll get a Chinese astronaut on Mars, but what science will he bring back that some other astronaut couldn’t have? This operation is a net loss for mankind’s knowledge

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50. I need to ask myself, “What would an Apollo astronaut do?”

51. There’s one on the right arm (or the left if the astronaut is left-handed) and another above the faceplate

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52. There it remained for ten minutes while the astronaut inside suited up

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53. Now fatigued, the astronaut stood with arms akimbo, looking up at the sleek lines of the engineering marvel before him

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54. He was followed by Tom Insel, the current head of NIMH and a much more laid-back person, who looked at me and said, “I like being called an astronaut

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55. There was a clock with the hour hand missing and a faded picture of an astronaut in a baby blue plastic frame

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56. To me, Deke Bullock said, “The astronaut fella seen somethin’ up there, he couldn’t for the life of him keep shut up about

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57. The thing happened, and the astronaut was told he never seen what he knew dang well he’d seen

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58. “Once it’s in your head, there’s no gettin’ it out, what the astronaut described

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59. Perhaps the safe house had been discovered and invaded, its caretakers murdered, because of the astronaut who had seen something shocking in space and had been running for his life ever since, or because of some other hapless fugitive who had been given shelter there for a while

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60. Maybelle said, “Maybe it was ’cause of the astronaut they got on the scent of this lovely place

61. Them and others like ’em wasn’t the ones would’ve killed our astronaut had they got their hands on him

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62. ALMOST A DECADE had passed since Richard Groskoph’s last trip to the Bronx—it had been the late ’60s, he’d been wrapping up a piece on the klezmer kings of the Grand Concourse—and now, as the 4 train went elevated beyond the river and the lights cut out, he had an image of himself as an astronaut hurtling toward some inhospitable planet that was really a future version of his own

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63. The eeriness of the hallway then, as if she were the only astronaut left on a space station orbiting the earth

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64. People think of cattle as docile, dumb, but calves? They’re kitty-curious, playful, and for that reason I was never allowed in the lot with them, just eyed them through the slats, but I remember Ben, his rubber boots on, trying to sneak, moving slow and deliberate as an astronaut, and then he got near and he might as well have been trying to grab fish

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65. The former astronaut and airline CEO Frank Borman has opined that “capitalism without bankruptcy is like Christianity without hell

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66. The Americans managed to get astronaut John Glenn up to do three orbits and in 1963 John F

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67. The term “taikonaut” refers to a Chinese astronaut

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68. When I finished my first script of Leviathan ’99, about spaceships instead of sailing ships, mad astronaut captains instead of seafaring captains, and the blinding white comet replacing the great white whale, I turned in the script to Norman, who then sent it on to NBC

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69. The old astronaut, triumphant, moved yet closer

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