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Palmisano was at NASA's news center for close to 24 hours on April 29, the original launch date for Endeavour's final

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mission, which was scrubbed due to a mechanical problem.
At the end of the day, he was falling asleep in a seat in the back of the room, but he wouldn't leave because he didn't want to miss anything.
Palmisano feels deeply connected to the space shuttle program. The last thing he would want to do is miss a shuttle launch.
"Somehow, some way, you feel you are a piece of putting those men and women into space."
The small-time cable show host is not looking forward to the final space shuttle launch of Atlantis. NASA is prepping the shuttle for its last mission, but a launch date has yet to be finalized.
That moment is when Palmisano will say goodbye to the people he has bonded with all these years.
"I will miss coming down here. There always was another launch," said Palmisano. "It's really a shock because they really are your family. You look forward to saying 'see you next time' and I have to say, there always was a next time."