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Good morning. Rising toll 사상자수. A second person dies after a shooting in a Tennessee church as survivors wonder why a gunman would open fire 사격을 개시하다 inside a house of worship 교회. This morning, 2 people who were there share their emotional stories.

 

And ready for liftoff <로켓 등의> 수직 이륙. We unveil ~의 베일을 벗기다 the vehicle that will help carry paying customers into space. One small step for man <남녀를 불문하고> 인류, one giant price tag 정가표, 가격 for anyone who wants to ride. Today, Monday, July 28, 2008. From NBC News, this is TODAY with Matt Lauer and Meredith Vieira, live from Studio 1A in Rockefeller Plaza.

 

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From Neil Armstrong to John Glenn, Buzz Aldrin to Sally Ride. Fewer than 500 men and women have made the voyage <원거리의> 항해 into outer space 대기권 밖의 공간. And soon, you too could add your name to that list. Spaceship 우주선 2 as seen in this animation is the world’s first commercial space-line, an air-launched 공중발사 vehicle designed to blast 쏘아 올리다 tourists 360,000 feet into suborbital 준궤도의, 궤도에 오르지 않은 space.

 

But to prepare for this trip, all potential astronauts must go through ~을 통과하다, 견디다 specialized training which I was lucky enough to do with Sir 경 Richard Branson at the private NASTAR facility just outside Philadelphia. “You ready to go?” Absolutely. Within 10 seconds, you’re up and supersonic 초음속의. The trip lasts 지속하다 about 2 hours and for 5 minutes, passengers will experience weightlessness 무중력 and forces up to 6Gs 중력의 6배.

 

With maximum speeds of 2,500 miles an hour, this is an adventure you soon won’t forget. The experience was exhilarating 기분을 돋우는 and I’m proud to say I graduated and yes, I even got my wings which means I am one step closer to reaching the final frontier 마지막 변경, 최종 개척지.

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