Natasha Tsakos on LinkedIn: Wishing you all a propulsive New Year✨
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Wishing you all a propulsive New Year✨https://lnkd.in/eQwqNB9Z
I wish you a Happy New Year and continued success in your mission for space and microgravity art performances. Your outstanding track record in 2024 is just the beginning of your incredible journey!
Happy new year my dear friend Natasha
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