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Goddard Space Flight Center and received a $ 200,000 5-year grant through a NASA Cooperative
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station before redeployment as a satellite location that traveled to other global cities to promote the Museum and its mission. This first physical iteration of the preview museum was to feature four gallery change-outs to encourage higher revisit-rates and provide a way for curators to capture early
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