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Piers Sellers Media Resources: JSC Interview

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  1. so for all those future aspiring astronauts about their particular kids and you know I I was a kid watching the
  2. Apollo landings at the age of 12 and 13 I thought the house and it was just
  3. magical I thought this was the best thing ever and it inspired me you know
  4. the first thing I did I got onto my career's master school said how do I do that
  5. and he said well you probably ought to study math physics chemistry biology stuff like that and that's what got me
  6. going into science so I found the whole astronaut business with tremendous motivator to study the sciences and
  7. which I've never regretted because I turned out I love science as much as I
  8. love being a national but I want you know not be able to imagine that um the
  9. whole business not just astronauts but everybody who's bound up in the space business because it's not just the crews
  10. it's the whole community of people who are trying to make these good things happen now 20 years from now somebody
  11. could be walking down the ladder and stepping onto Mars just think how incredible that would be
  12. just think what we could learn you know it's possible that was past life on Mars
  13. I'm prepared to bet you anything you like there's no life on Mars now but it's possible two million years ago when
  14. there was an ocean in an atmosphere and it was warm that there was some kind of
  15. life wiggling around there and then the change would be how do we find traces of
  16. them I probably only way we're going to do it by sending people there using her
  17. eyes how is no brains I'm going around and looking in the right places for the
  18. right things so the whole business of you know exploration of our universe manned and unmanned is three
  19. there still is still exciting to me at my advanced age of 61 so for somebody
  20. who's 50 years younger you know 11 years old I would say looking back it turned
  21. out to be just as thrilling and as exciting as I thought it would be when I was a kid

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Скорость речи129 слов в минуту — неторопливо
Средняя фраза17.8 слова, всего фраз: 21
Редкие слова4.9 % (вне 5000 самых частых)
ИсточникNASA, Центр космических полётов имени Годдарда (GSFC)
Исходная записьimages.nasa.gov — GSFC_20160613_JSC_m12275_Piers_Sellers, 2016 год
ЛицензияОбщественное достояние (материалы NASA)
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  • aspiring
  • astronauts
  • apollo
  • physics
  • chemistry
  • biology
  • astronaut
  • tremendous
  • motivator
  • regretted
  • stepping
  • wiggling
  • exploration
  • manned
  • unmanned
  • thrilling

Описание от NASA (по-английски)

Piers Sellers, who passed away on Dec. 23 more than a year after learning he had pancreatic cancer, leaves behind a dynamic legacy at NASA. As an astronaut he helped build the International Space Station. As a manager he helped lead hundreds of scientists. And as a public figure he was an inspiration to many for his optimistic take on humanity's ability to confront Earth's changing climate. But his most lasting contributions will be in the field where he began his career: science. He was born and educated in the United Kingdom and moved to the U.S. in 1982 to carry out climate research at NASA/GSFC.

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