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First You See The Amazing Things We Used To Do. Then You See The Sad Reality.

Space is vast and mysterious and kind of generally mind-freakingly amazing. And yet, we’re not really trying to get there anymore. Neil deGrasse Tyson isn’t too pleased about that.

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