“…Yes, you must be good at math and do the academic work to prepare you to do the kind of work we do. But in the end, it really comes down to unleashing this creativity and bringing minds together to achieve something that hasn’t been done before.” — Kris Brown, Deputy Associate Administrator for STEM Engagement, NASA Headquarters
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