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Explore the November 2023 edition featuring: <\/strong><\/p>\n\n- NASA Stennis Compiles Framework for the Future to Guide Center Forward<\/li>\n
- NASA Conducts 1st Hot Fire of New RS-25 Certification Test Series<\/li>\n
- NASA ASTRO CAMP\u00ae Sets New Record While Providing STEM Opportunities<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
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<\/figure>\nGator Speaks<\/div>\n<\/figcaption><\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\nThank you very much!<\/p>\n
You may be thinking, \u2018Why is Gator telling me thanks?\u2019<\/p>\n
The month of November naturally brings a sense of gratitude with it, and I feel the joy by merely expressing thankfulness to others, so I wanted to thank you for reading this month\u2019s portion of Gator Speaks.<\/p>\n
Whether surrounded by the love and laughter of cherished family or the comforts of a shared experience with valued friends, November warms the heart like indulging in a fresh slice of pumpkin pie (something else to be thankful for!).<\/p>\n
Just like it is easy to eat a slice or three of pumpkin pie, it is easy to find reasons to be thankful at NASA Stennis.<\/p>\n
Nov. 11 was Veterans Day. There are many NASA employees at NASA Stennis who have served in various military branches and are now contributing their talents as part of our skilled and diverse workforce. One such veteran <\/a>working at NASA Stennis is featured this month. <\/p>\nIn addition to Veterans Day on Nov. 11, the Stennis Day in the Bay event highlighted how thankful NASA Stennis is for the great community support and relationships NASA Stennis enjoys. We are all better together!<\/p>\n
Nov. 14 is the 90th birthday for the great, NASA astronaut Fred Haise. His name graces the test stand where RS-25 engine testing is underway for future Artemis missions. Haise also is a veteran, as the Korean War put him on a path to joining the military and ultimately becoming a NASA astronaut. Read how that came to pass here<\/a>.<\/p>\n
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Explore the November 2023 edition featuring: <\/strong><\/p>\n Thank you very much!<\/p>\n You may be thinking, \u2018Why is Gator telling me thanks?\u2019<\/p>\n The month of November naturally brings a sense of gratitude with it, and I feel the joy by merely expressing thankfulness to others, so I wanted to thank you for reading this month\u2019s portion of Gator Speaks.<\/p>\n Whether surrounded by the love and laughter of cherished family or the comforts of a shared experience with valued friends, November warms the heart like indulging in a fresh slice of pumpkin pie (something else to be thankful for!).<\/p>\n Just like it is easy to eat a slice or three of pumpkin pie, it is easy to find reasons to be thankful at NASA Stennis.<\/p>\n Nov. 11 was Veterans Day. There are many NASA employees at NASA Stennis who have served in various military branches and are now contributing their talents as part of our skilled and diverse workforce. One such veteran <\/a>working at NASA Stennis is featured this month. <\/p>\n In addition to Veterans Day on Nov. 11, the Stennis Day in the Bay event highlighted how thankful NASA Stennis is for the great community support and relationships NASA Stennis enjoys. We are all better together!<\/p>\n Nov. 14 is the 90th birthday for the great, NASA astronaut Fred Haise. His name graces the test stand where RS-25 engine testing is underway for future Artemis missions. Haise also is a veteran, as the Korean War put him on a path to joining the military and ultimately becoming a NASA astronaut. Read how that came to pass here<\/a>.<\/p>\n\n
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