As I ask a series of questions of you all, I want you to be thinking about, at some point, I will want each of you to talk about examples of the tangible benefits from the space program, specifically the human space program, and the intangible benefits.
Nelson emphasizes the need to discuss tangible and intangible benefits of the space program.
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