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NASA Johnson Space Center Spotlights Its Role in Moon to Mars Plans

Wendy Avedisian

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NASA’s Johnson Space Center will open its doors Monday, Feb. 10, to media and social media for “State of NASA” events, including an opportunity to talk with Johnson Director Mark Geyer and NASA Associate Administrator for Human Exploration and Operations Doug Loverro in Houston.

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NASA’s Johnson Space Center will open its doors Monday, Feb. 10, to media and social media for “State of NASA” events, including an opportunity to talk with Johnson Director Mark Geyer and NASA Associate Administrator for Human Exploration and Operations Doug Loverro in Houston.

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NASA’s Johnson Space Center will open its doors Monday, Feb. 10, to media and social media for “State of NASA” events, including an opportunity to talk with Johnson Director Mark Geyer and NASA Associate Administrator for Human Exploration and Operations Doug Loverro in Houston.

Key concepts: Mars Exploration Program, Center (category theory), Doors, Space (punctuation), Space exploration, Aeronautics, Space research, Mission control center

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