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I got accepted for a NASA internship.” When a user replied “language” referring to Naomi’s use of the word fuck, she responded, “Suck my dick and balls I’m working at NASA.” Little did she know, that the man whom she responded is Homer Hickam, a former NASA engineer who trained the first Japanese astronauts, and an author who now serves on the organisation that supervises the space agency. This is what has happened! On August 23, superbly excited Naomi shared the news on Twitter, “Everyone shut the f**** up. Tennis in Space! Watch Astronauts Play The Sport in Zero Gravity. Naomi H, an astronomy aspirant learnt things the hard way after she lost to what it was supposed to be a big break in her career because of a tweet of success using profane language. Reason? Well, take a note! Never use any foul language when you celebrate and share the news of the opportunity to work with NASA. A woman has lost a highly coveted National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) internship recently.
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