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NASATWEET.JPG NASATWEETAndrew Murray, a web developer for the National Center for Atmospheric Research's Earth Observing Laboratory, will be one of 150 people tweeting from NASA's final shuttle launch in Florida next month.Photo by Marty Caivano/June 23, 2011
NASATWEET.JPG NASATWEETAndrew Murray, a web developer for the National Center for Atmospheric Research’s Earth Observing Laboratory, will be one of 150 people tweeting from NASA’s final shuttle launch in Florida next month.Photo by Marty Caivano/June 23, 2011
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When Andrew Murray signed up for Twitter in 2008, the Boulder resident never expected he would be live-tweeting the final space shuttle launch for NASA three years later.

Recently, NASA held a lottery to select 150 of its Twitter followers to participate in a two-day Tweetup, an informal meeting of Twitter users, on July 7-8.

Murray and the other 149 Twitter users will attend the launch of Atlantis, marking the last shuttle mission before the program is discontinued, at NASA`s Kennedy Space Center in Florida.

“Everyone used to watch the shuttle launches on TV,” Murray said. “Now NASA`s bringing in people who love space and networking to spread the word about it.”

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