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that's wonderful

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mr president we work together

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to everything it's really really

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important

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for us

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and

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everybody people all people

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now i notice you're bouncing around

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quite a bit there guys

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are are you wearing

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something to strap you down or are you

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mr president

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we're just uh holding on with our toes

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uh onto some handrails below us and at

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any moment we could all just easily

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float up and that's one of the fun thing

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about the about flying in space we get a

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chance to talk to a lot of kids and show

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them

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all the adventures that we have flying

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around uh it's also uh it's not just a

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lot of fun uh it's a little bit tough on

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our bodies we have to exercise and so we

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get a chance to talk to a lot of schools

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while we're up here schools all over the

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planet to help inspire the next

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generation

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yeah i hear that you're going to be

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talking to my alma mater puno school

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we're looking forward to that sir

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all right well you tell them aloha

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listen we've got a bunch of young people

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here i want to see if

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any of them uh

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have some questions

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anybody have a question over here

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okay this hold on we've got a young lady

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right here who's got a question

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did you hear that question they want to

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we're eating really well uh we eat a lot

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of uh it's prepared at nasa but it's

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kind of like a backpacking food it's uh

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dehydrated we rehydrate it and warm it

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up we also use a food similar to meals

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ready to eat that they use for the

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military and that

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a few of us ate last year when hurricane

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do you guys still drink tang up there

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i've got bill nelson here and uh he says

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that that's uh

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any uh that that's by by the way before

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uh the time of uh you young people we

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used to drink tang uh we got a young man

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right here hold on one second

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can you play video games in space

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we can in fact in fact a few years ago

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when i was up here for six months i had

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a video game that i used to play in my

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spare time unfortunately we don't have

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much spare time so we can we have a lot

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of laptop computers but for the most

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part we we stay real busy doing uh real

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the

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tell us what what kinds of uh

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experiments uh are you doing once you

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got the panel up uh what kinds of

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uh other activities are are you doing is

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is it mostly just maintaining

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uh the craft uh or

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uh are are there certain experiments or

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uh projects that you're engaged in as

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well sir we have uh experiments already

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up here that we've been doing for many

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years and we'll be able to double that

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with the addition of the solar array

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that our shuttle friends brought up we

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do a lot of experiments on combustion

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understanding materials understanding

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how you know we're guinea pigs so

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understanding how people's bodies change

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in space and all this is in preparation

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for long-duration missions to moon and

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mars the exciting thing about doing

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science up here is we really don't know

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what we don't know and that gives you

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the greatest potential for learning and

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we've had a lot of cases where people

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have set up experiments and we've

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conducted them here on the space station

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only to find out that we've learned

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something new something more

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about the fundamentals of this of the

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processes and the science so it's a

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outstanding uh any of the young people

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have another question

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this young man right here hold on one

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second

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have you found any life forms or any

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it's a good question any uh

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any life forms out there

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we did an experiment on this mission uh

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to take a swab or a sample of the

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surface of the eva the space walker's

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gloves both before

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and after the space walk and that's uh

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that was sort of a demonstration of the

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type of technology that we'll be able to

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use on the moon and

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mars for the same purpose to try and see

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if we can determine what sort of

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bacteria or microorganisms are living in

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the various environments we're going to

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encounter we unfortunately haven't

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really found anything here i think we'll

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have much more uh success at finding new

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types of life and different structures

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when we go to places like moon and mars