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I am not alone,
the last of
the
stars
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Enceladus
00:20
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Dear Earth - I miss you so, with each of these plumes
there you speed past me; let’s meet one day, soon
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Godspeed, John Glenn
01:45
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5, 4, 3, 2, 1; booster ignition, and liftoff of Discovery with a crew of six astronaut heroes, and one American legend...
CAPCOM: Godspeed, John Glenn
Glenn: Roger, I do have the lights in sight on the ground. Over.
Cooper: John, is it just off to your right there?
Glenn: That’s affirmative. Just to my right I can see a big pattern of lights
Cooper: Perth and Rockingham, you’re seeing there.
Glenn: Roger. The lights show up very well and thank everybody for turning them on, will you?
Glenn: ...like little stars. A whole shower of them coming by. They swirl around the capsule and go in front of the window and they’re all brilliantly lighted...but I can see them all down below me, also.
CAPCOM: Roger, Friendship Seven. Can you hear any impact with the capsule? Over.
Glenn: They’re going at the same speed I am approximately.
Glenn: This is Friendship 7 broadcasting in the blind, sunrise has come up behind in the periscope; it was brilliant in the scope, a brilliant red as it approached the horizon
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Fourteen: why are electric [ ]
Three-Baker-two
This is two-Baker-two
This is one-Baker-two
One, two, three, four, five, four, three, two, one
Twelve: describe the appearance of a falling star
Ten, nine, eight, seven, six, five, four, three, two, one, zero
Hello from the children of planet Earth.
Vera Rubin: In the year of 3000
By our Universe, we mean everything we can see
Come visit us / they may not look like us
What are we going to learn when we have telescopes and people who are studying in the year 3000?
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NICHTS IM NICHTS
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Divya M. Persaud Los Angeles, California
scientist / musician / writer / the void
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