Why does Pausch show the audience a video of his zero-gravity experience?
a) to prove th...
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Why does Pausch show the audience a video of his zero-gravity experience?
a) to prove that people are curious about zero gravity
b) to show what being in zero gravity looks like
c) to prove that some astronauts do wear glasses
d) to show that being in zero gravity is painful
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