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At least it was not a resume black hole. It even came with a real signature...

• benatkin 13y ago
  And they addressed the question. Unlike the letter to a 7-year old boy at the bottom of the article: > “I heard that you are sending two people into Mars and I would like to come, but I’m seven so I can’t,” 7-year-old Dexter Walters first wrote to NASA. “I would like to come in the future. What do I need to do to become an astronaut?” > The response, from the agency’s office of communications, told Walters, “NASA wants you to know that your thoughts and ideas to further space exploration are important, and we hope that you will continue to learn all you can about NASA's space programs, missions, and accomplishments.” They didn't tell him what he needs to do at all, just that they hope he continues to learn about it. Sad.
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