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interstates jammed Gunners like me to go

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by so we better start with and then we

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hardest-working most people here and

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made something several things happen in

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space like we thank you video we're

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just floating through the through the

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airlock gets a little noisier in here

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now we we pitch up 90 degrees that's the

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back back of the airlock where when you

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that's where you get out of the payload

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Bay here we are making our way up into

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tight clearances in some of these areas

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that's probably the tightest one right

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there okay we emerged into into the node

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now first we're going to look down look

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down into the MPL em now MPL em work

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it's kind of under way one thing I find

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quickly is you have to orient yourself

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in each module so down to me in this

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module is like this this is down and the

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reason we call this down is because when

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we land it's going to be this side that

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faces earth so when we think about how

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we pack things especially water we pack

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it so that it'll be lying on something

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flat when we come back and we don't pack

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it on something sharp so that when we

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come back into the atmosphere and we get

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back into a gravitational field it falls

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on the something sharp and pops now

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we're going to turn you around take a

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look back we'll head out of the MPL em

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now we'll hang a right turn

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but what we have to do is orient

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ourselves to down in the space station

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which is this way so that's the

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direction we were initially facing when

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we came into space station but we're not

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going to go that way yet because there's

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a couple other things to look at here

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this is the Japanese module

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and it is always the quietest and

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cleanest place on the space station we

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have all of our press events right there

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which is why that cameras hanging up

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there and we're just going to float

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through here and i'm going to show you

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one more thing that I guess you could

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we have to pitch up here and we look

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into what's called a jlp or the attic

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and that is very very clean to Euston

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station on the big loop that this is

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mine now go back and there's a couple

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windows here that we could look out look

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out one of them right now dr OCA down

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for Houston folder for photo tv3 fee and

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there's a it's kind of a non-standard

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files there if you guys could get those

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how's that for a winner of the view

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download and then let the JC photo TV

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beautiful place from up here copy out

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when they head out great thanks alright

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we're going to close this window up

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again it's a little shudder so weíll

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and we're gonna head out of the gym

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now we're coming up on that note I

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mentioned on the other side of the node

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is the Columbus module let's take a

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quick quick look inside there you can

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see here it's a it's crowded like

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everything else these resupply flights

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as they call them are very disturbing is

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probably a good word when it comes to

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just overall station organization so now

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he's one of the guys who lives here so

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he's I guess our host say hi Mike hi def

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lie about actually I think I said the

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what used to be an MP LM it's now called

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a PM permanent Logistics Module and I'm

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you just what pandemonium is ensues here

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because we're moving everything in so

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you can see it just looks like a wreck

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but it will look a little bit better

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before we leave I'd like to thank the

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commander of the International Space

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Station andrey borisenko for your

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hospitality you've been absolutely

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fantastic to us you and your crew have

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demonstrated not only ISS hospitality

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but you've demonstrated fantastic

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Russian hospitality it's been wonderful

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to be here with you you have a wonderful

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home you're taking fantastic care of it

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and you are you're going to keep it

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looking good for generations of space

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whoops lended

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hey just a few words overall on the the

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mission itself you know this is a little

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bit of an unique mission for a couple

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different reasons first of all we had

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kind of an abbreviated crew we had for

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shuttle crew coming up joining six space

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station crew I think in this particular

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instance it forces all to work as a very

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tight team from the very beginning we

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had a lot of hope from our station

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counterparts Sasha and Andre Sergei the

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very first day that we were adopted they

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showed up in the npl em put me to work

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they were absolutely wonderful they were

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great sports and took care of Ashley

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stuffing an awful lot of our cargo for

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us we we empty the npl em finally today

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and just a short while ago put it back

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in the shuttles payload Bay hopefully

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with everything that should be on there

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and if not what's remaining is going to

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go through this hatch in just a moment

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but to the expedition 28 crew again

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thank you very much for your hospitality

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on behalf of the 135 / well thanks

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Bertie it's been an honor

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great having you guys on board it's

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great being a part of this really

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important and historic mission and we

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want to just thank you guys so much for

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leaving the space station in a posture

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for continued utilization continued use

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for the rest of the decade it's a really

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great and you know but like think Doug

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for all your work on the transfer and

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robotics it was just amazing and where's

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Rex Rex thank you for all your

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relationship and your dedication and

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hard work on the space law you and Ed a

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team on the ground really made that a

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big success and fergie thank you for

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your leadership thank you for bringing

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the guys here but of all your many many

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accomplishments that you get on this

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mission for us from our perspective the

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most important thing you did was very

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sandy sandy we cannot thank you know or

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always keeping the big picture might

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always keep in what life is going to be

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like after you guys leave you were just

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absolutely amazing we just cannot thank

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you enough for everything that you

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and you know we don't even realize it

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yet but in a couple of weeks we're going

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to be going wow I'm glad san dimas here

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and we tried to trade my purse sandy but

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ferny wouldn't take us up but Frankie

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thank you and your crew so much like I

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said it's you really left it in a good

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position so I'll behalf of the

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expedition 28 crew the entire ISS

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program would like to thank you your

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crew and the entire sts-135 team for

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leaving the station ready to go for the

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rest of the decade so thank you very

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much that is our honor all right

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gratulations like thank you that was

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very very good okay come on come on dirt

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come under commander commander agrees

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the dock right good luck to you hey