NASA Administrator Bill Nelson

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2 March 2024

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Kennedy Space Center, Florida

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NASA administrator Bill Nelson is seen talking with a guest on March 2, 2024 just after the first launch attempt of the Crew-8 mission was called off due to poor weather. Credit: Brandon Moser/90.7 WMFE

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