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so what are you doing here today mark

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you're going to uh suit these guys up

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are you just here for supervision

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i don't do anything

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i just check on them

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i thought that was drew's job

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and i'd supervise him this means i don't

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do anything

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he's really independent he's doing a

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good job

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as you're ev-1 you've been happy with

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his performance he's been doing great

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so i can just leave him alone

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all i have to do is

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occasionally remind him don't screw it

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up

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it's just a future of science at stake

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real science real science real stuff ams

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not really

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but maybe maybe it will be hopefully i'd

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say hopefully it will be

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hopefully guaranteed guaranteed it will

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so mark can i ask you something

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maybe all right

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you were explaining to me anything

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all right i might not answer that's okay

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we got drew to make something up but you

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were explaining you know we we used to

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say with hubble that hubble's unlocking

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the secrets of the universe but i think

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with this ams

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this is some pretty exciting stuff

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more secrets more secrets of here you're

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like the secret unlocker yeah because it

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did have a better secret

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better different difference much better

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marcus tell me a little bit about

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this can only see stuff this is good

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right yeah it's like it's like pictures

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does that really apply yeah but it just

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takes pictures so am i going to tell you

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they're all fake pictures but anyways

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drew make sure he doesn't lie

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so what ams can do yeah is as an example

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of one of the things that they do yeah

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you know you have all these galaxies and

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stars out there that hubble can see yeah

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very pretty it's a theory that some of

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those may be made up of antimatter yeah

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so inside of stars

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you have the bigger elements are made

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like oxygen nitrogen that have a lot of

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electrons a lot of protons yeah so if we

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can sense an anti-oxygen or

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anti-nitrogen particle coming through

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then we know that some of those stars

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and galaxies that hubble seas

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may be made of antimatter instead of

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matter it's a pretty big deal that would

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be like one of the greatest discoveries

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ever maybe ever ever maybe the greatest

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discovery ever maybe the combination of

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hubble and ams could work

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i think there may be some truth there

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because hubble could see this stuff but

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can't explain what it is right so hubble

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kind of identified the question yeah now

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ams is going to try to answer hubble is

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the photographer and ams is the

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excellent thank you

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and how's this crew doing mark they're

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doing great yeah the next time they do

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this eba is going to be for real can you

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imagine hopefully on april 30th or may

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1st

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toward the end of your mission that

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sounds like when you guys this is cba

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four so this is

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currently on flight day 11 but if we get

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an extra day it'll move to flight day

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we'll add the extra day there on

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and they haven't been giving you too

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much trouble

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shamatha has been behaving not yet all

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so does this spacewalk have anything to

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do with the ams uh no no no actually you

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know our ams hopefully we can install it

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completely robotically and that goes

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perfectly smoothly oh so you have

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contingencies though right so if there's

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any problem installing it oh my gosh

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and you guys would go out and do that

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yeah all the mechanisms work it should

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that extend your flight much or would

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you have to do extra evas or you know

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we'd have to trade stuff off

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the first ebay out the door modify that

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one and yeah because we'd have to hold

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it off temporarily and oh my god i hope

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that doesn't happen

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because you got enough work to do

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exactly you know you've got these other

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things you want to do that's very

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important we got to get everything

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installed you got that thing that is sam

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ting is he counting on you to take care

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of things

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he's a uh he's an mit guy he's not a guy

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who's doing the final grappling i was

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mechanism you are yeah oh wow

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so you don't want to screw that up

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million dollar

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riding on a motor never mind no money we

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got to find that we got this this is a

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very important information we're going

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to get out of this thing

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you'd have the whole world mad at you we

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better not show this tape till after

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he's successful as you know that's

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pretty cool though i mean that's quite a

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responsibility yeah and it's great to be

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a part of something like that we got it

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all figured out hopefully it'll go yeah

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you guys you guys have no trouble

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yeah it's amazing amazing uh

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potential with the data from that uh

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yeah first time looking at particles

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instead of uh just light yeah

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that'll be great i understand what it is

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yeah if i just like because that's what

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hubble does i guess right it looks light

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looks at light but this thing's actually

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going to detect what the actual stuff is

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because hubble's detected stuff we don't

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know what it is and hubble is you know

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coming up with an amazing discovery yeah

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probably one of the most important ones

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is you know the universe is expanding

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and like it's accelerating rates instead

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of yeah so what's you know gravity that

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makes no sense with an understanding of

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gravity right and uh ams may help us

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figure this is that dark energy that

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might be out maybe there's something out

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there we don't know what it is called

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dark energy dark matter right you know

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ams may help us maybe ams can and then

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our kids can think we were all stupid oh

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they didn't even know what that stuff

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was they called it dark it was like the

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dark ages when we didn't know what they

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were something something like star wars

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don't you know do well with this because

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this is important it's quite cool

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responsibility i'm sure you guys are

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going to do a great job and hopefully

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they don't get in there

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that's good are you alive now you can't

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really say anything okay so now we can

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all right man have a good run

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so the next time you're going to do this

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you can't really talk can you because

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you're i'm hot mike yeah yeah yeah

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you're yeah

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no that's definitely not me

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but next time you do this you're going

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to be in space man what do you think of

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that

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it's pretty awesome it's real it's

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exciting it's amazing following in your

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nice thing to say mike but yeah

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you guys were like 100 miles higher you

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need to go we ain't go where you're

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going you're going to go to the station

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which of course you've been to for many

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you spend have you spent a year of your

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life on the space station yes 2.5 of my

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life 2.5 of your life has been on the

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space station

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how many point four percent how many but

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how long how much time have you had is

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it it's over a year right it's over just

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over a year a little over a year of your

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life

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and now you're just going for 14 days

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and like a little reunion

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could be busy

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all right

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hey we'll have a good run

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hey mark so uh

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greg was telling me that the last time

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he was uh greg shamatoff there taz

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what do we call him now tez

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all right so i've known him a long time

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how long known this guy we went to grad

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school together no in grad in in

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graduate school that's a smart dude have

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you tried does he like murmur you know

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when he's just he's he's one of the

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smartest guys i've ever met

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he's like rain man i mean a guy is a

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smart dude what's that he had like four

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pages of notes for the briefcase today

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handwritten oh greg fantastic he's a

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genius i was like hey can i look at some

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of those things

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yeah the first time i met this guy we

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were i was i was starting like two

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o'clock in the morning one of his

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roommates and i were in like the on the

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you know at their kitchen table in his

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suite sorry but first time i met him

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the first time i met the first time i

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met this guy give me the camera give me

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the first time i met this guy

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behind the scenes he was at mit we were

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at mit and we couldn't my buddy and i

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couldn't figure out the homework this

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guy walks in it's like two in the

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morning right he just probably got up

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and he has a gigantic orange

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he's feeling his gigantic he comes over

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he looks at this so he figures it out

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like in about 10 seconds

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you know nothing i mean i thought we

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would have orange juice on it while he

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was it was unbelievable like in two

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years you just need to do this and this

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i'm like okay great he's a smart dude

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but he was telling me mark that the last

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time he was in space you took him up

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there i did and you left him behind i

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i felt somewhat guilty really oh yeah

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did you would you if you said i want to

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go would you would you it wouldn't be

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like a typical you know six month

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increment you might get like a visitor

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but we were three per person crew and

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the next shuttle flight wasn't scheduled

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for six months whoa pick him up so he

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had no visitors so i closed the hatch on

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him and the next time anybody knew

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showed up it was his right ride home 180

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yeah so it was it kind of like was like

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dropping your kids off at college no you

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haven't gotten to that point yet but i

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mean i was like

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sorry dude

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junk did he did he cried he's like don't

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let me don't leave me here

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he was like he was a big boy about it he

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but you are going to bring him home this

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time because he's a little concerned he

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actually said i hope mark remembers to

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bring me home he'd probably stay up

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there

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my brother likes it

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yeah he might do it again yeah that's

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what he told me well i asked him he

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didn't sound like he was ready to do it

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right now again no he need a break

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yeah he's no training in about a year

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yeah that's what you've been doing yeah

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as you're saying this is what we all

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want isn't it

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so this is your first time to the

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station so what are you most excited

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yeah flying

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while you're inside when you're outside

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you're going to be very careful of