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<p>Haven&#8217;t pulled an all nighter for a while! Our team worked through the night (had to arrive at 11:45p after working all day) to load the spaceflight hardware. At 7a the truck was loaded to transport the spaceflight hardware for loading in the dragon capsule. At 8:00am Rasha (Army PI) and I arrived for live [&hellip;]</p>

All nighter

Shatoria Lunsford Feb 17, 2017

Haven’t pulled an all nighter for a while!

Our team worked through the night (had to arrive at 11:45p after working all day) to load the spaceflight hardware. At 7a the truck was loaded to transport the spaceflight hardware for loading in the dragon capsule. At 8:00am Rasha (Army PI) and I arrived for live taping on NASA TV. 
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