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Former astronaut describes what it’s like to hit the atmosphere at 25,000 MPH | America Right Now

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As the most recent living person to walk on the moon, former U.S. Senator and NASA astronaut Harrison Schmitt joined “America Right Now” to take you inside the cockpit and describe what it’s really like to hurtle toward Earth at 25,000 miles per hour, hitting the atmosphere with enough force to pull 7 Gs.

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