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In The 19th Century People Were Looking For The Northwest Passage. Ships Were Lost And Brave People Were Killed, But That Doesn't Mean We Never Went Back To That Part Of The World Again, And I Consider It The Same In Space Exploration.

-John L. Phillips

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In The 19th Century People Were Looking

John L. Phillips

In The 19th Century People Were Looking For The Northwest Passage. Ships Were Lost And Brave People Were Killed, But That Doesn't Mean We Never Went Back To That Part Of The World Again, And I Consider It The Same In Space Exploration.

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