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This month, we watched history take flight with the launch of Artemis II and the rise of the return generation. Now, we’re continuing the conversation with an upcoming podcast episode featuring Nathalie Quintero, an engineer from Boeing, who worked on the Space Launch System. Listen in to learn hear how moments like this come together and how today’s students can be part of what’s next.
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