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So blanketing, basically

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anything that goes in space

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either has to have

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a special coating or blanket,

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and what we do here is

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make the blankets.

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So those layers are

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what are protecting

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instruments,

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different hardware, satellites,

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whatever the case may be.

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And we

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we basically are

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pattern makers.

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We’re

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designing for spacecrafts

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like we would for a body.

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And right over here

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we have our layup table.

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Usually this is what we use

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to do our bulk layups,

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which are 12 feet

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four feet,

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and they’re

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how many layers

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the thermal engineer

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says we should have.

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They do testing to decide

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what they want that

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temperature

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to be regulated at,

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whether they want to keep it 

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colder,

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they want to keep it warmer,

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and whatever the case may

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be, that’s what we do.

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We have

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two sewing machines.

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This is our newest one

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right here,

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and this is the one

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we use a lot right now

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when we do need to sew.

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The interesting thing

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that’s happened here lately

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is that I’ve gotten to work on

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the zero-gravity indicator doll

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which was a lot of fun.

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Because that’s

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probably the most sewing

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I’ve done here in years,

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which was

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really interesting,

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and I got to be more creative

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in a different way.

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This is the Moon right here,

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so working on that.

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There’s going to be a

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SD card

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that’s going to be

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put on the Rise doll,

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so I’m working through

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on that, how to do that,

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because it has to have

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a zipper.

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So I will be working

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on that today,

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figuring out how we’re

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going to put the zipper

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on the bottom of the Moon.

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The SD card can go in here,

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but my concern is,

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because I didn’t

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make it with material here,

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the SD card could

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slide through here.

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So this a little bit of

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trial and error

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because I’m not sure if

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it’s going to work or not.

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One thing that

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makes me

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really proud

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is that something that

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I touched,

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that I made,

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is going to be

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around for a while,

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and it is going up in space.

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There’s no other way to say it.

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It’s a proud moment.