CREW-2 to ISS.
Phenomenal Launch of Crew-2 by SpaceX- NASA earlier today. Back to work.

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CREW-2 to ISS.
Phenomenal Launch of Crew-2 by SpaceX- NASA earlier today. Back to work.
Me: This evening I'm fonna be productive AF
NASA: Crew 2 launch!
Me: Nevermind...
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What a successful launch!!! I’m so happy!!!