Word Search • Skylab Issue

Chase Clark April 12, 2013

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This article appeared in the 2nd issue of RocketSTEM magazine.

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Chase Clark

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Chase Clark

Chase is the founder of RocketSTEM and serves as the magazine's first managing editor. He previously worked as a reporter/photographer/editor for a variety of Midwestern newspapers for a decade, as well as working as a graphic designer for a handful of professional sports and lifestyle magazines, before stepping away to become a 'certified' Rocket Hobo. He's witnessed a dozen launches in person, and was honored to be one of the last civilians to be allowed aboard Endeavour's cockpit while the Space Shuttle was still running under its own power.

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Word Search • Skylab Issue

Do your best to find these words scattered throughout this issue of RocketSTEM magazine.

This article appeared in the 2nd issue of RocketSTEM magazine.

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Do your best to find these words scattered throughout this issue of RocketSTEM magazine.

This article appeared in the 2nd issue of RocketSTEM magazine.

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