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Did you take that perfect photo or video of a rocket launch? It could be Discovery’s liftoff, or maybe it’s a favorite blast from the past. Here’s your chance to share your masterpiece with the world via MSNBC’s FirstPerson. We’ll publish the best imagery during Discovery’s mission.

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