>> GREETINGS FROM
THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION
AND THE CREW OF EXPEDITION 59.
I'M NASA ASTRONAUT NICK HAGUE,
ORBITING 250 MILES
ABOVE THE EARTH AT A SPEED
OF 17,500 MILES AN HOUR.
I WANNA TAKE A MOMENT
TO CONGRATULATE EVERYONE
WHO'S GRADUATING THIS SPRING.
IT'S TAKEN COMMITMENT
AND A LOT OF HARD WORK
TO GET TO WHERE YOU ARE.
BE PROUD, AND ENJOY
YOUR ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
I ALSO WANT TO THANK
THE COUNTLESS TEACHERS
AND PROFESSORS WHOSE SELFLESS
DEDICATION YEAR AFTER YEAR
SECURES OUR FUTURE GENERATIONS
WITH THE GIFT OF AN EDUCATION.
FOR THE GRADUATES,
IF YOU'VE EVER WONDERED
HOW FAR YOUR EDUCATION
CAN TAKE YOU, I'M HERE
TO TELL YOU THAT
IT MAY BE FARTHER OR HIGHER
THAN YOU'VE EVER DREAMED OF.
JUST THINK-- WALKING ACROSS
THAT STAGE TO RECEIVE
YOUR DIPLOMA MAY BE
YOUR FIRST STEP TOWARDS SOMEDAY
WALKING ON THE MOON, OR MARS.
WHATEVER YOUR DREAM MAY BE,
ALL OF US HERE ON
THE SPACE STATION WISH YOU
THE BEST ON YOUR JOURNEY
AND ACHIEVING IT.
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