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Why Do We Explore?

From the time of our birth, humans have felt a primordial urge to explore -- to blaze new trails, map new lands, and answer profound questions about ourselves and our universe.

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› NASA Astronauts › ISS National Lab › ISS Research › Fragile Oasis › Commercial Crew › Orion Multi-Purpose Crew Vehicle › Space Launch System › J-2X Engine › Robonaut › NASA EDGE › NEEMO › Desert RATS › Project Morpheus › Pavilion Lake Project › Haughton Mars Project	› International Space Station › Robonaut › Commercial Crew › Orion Multi-Purpose Crew Vehicle › Space Launch System › J-2X Engine › Desert RATS › Project Morpheus › Haughton Mars Project › NASA EDGE › NEEMO › Pavilion Lake Project
› International Space Station › Analog Field Testing	› International Space Station › Robonaut › J-2X Engine › Analog Field Testing › Desert RATS › Project Morpheus › Haughton Mars Project
NASA Blogs: › A Lab Aloft: ISS Research › Fragile Oasis: Astronaut Ron Garan › Living the Dream: Astronaut Mike Fossum › Letters to Earth: Astronaut Don Pettit › Analogs Blog: Testing for Human Exploration › J-2X Engine Development	International Space Station Tracking: › Sightings Page › Track the Station
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