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The thrill of liftoff and the adrenaline rush of space travel from "summary" of Riding Rockets by Mike Mullane

The sensation of liftoff is like no other. The ground shakes beneath you as the engines roar to life, pushing you upwards with an incredible force. The acceleration is intense, pressing you back into your seat as you hurtle towards space. The G-forces pull at your body, making it difficult to move or even breathe. But despite the physical strain, there is an undeniable thrill in the experience. As the spacecraft climbs higher and higher, the world below begins to shrink away. The sky darkens to an inky black, dotted with millions of stars. The Earth's curvature comes into view, a breathtaking sight that fills you with awe and wonder. You are weightless now, floating inside the cabin with a sense of freedom unlike anything you have ever known. The adrenaline rush of space travel is palpable. Every moment is filled with excitement and anticipation, as you navigate the challenges of living and working in a zero-gravity environment. Tasks that would be simple on Earth become complex and challenging in space, requiring precision and skill to accomplish. But the sense of accomplishment that comes with each successful mission is unparalleled. Despite the risks and uncertainties of space travel, there is a sense of camaraderie among astronauts that is truly unique. You share in the triumphs and setbacks, the joys and fears, of this incredible journey together. And as you gaze out at the vast expanse of the universe, you can't help but feel a sense of wonder at the beauty and mystery of it all.
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    Riding Rockets

    Mike Mullane

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