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>> On this episode
of NASA Cribs.

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>> What's up NASA Cribs?

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[Background Music]
Astronaut Mike Fincke here.

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Talking to you from Houston,

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Texas at the Johnson Space
Center Space Station Mockup

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Facility where we train to fly

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in space aboard the
international--

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the one and only
International Space Station.

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This is the front
the Space Station.

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You can either go left to
right and when you do that,

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you can either go to
Japan or off to Europe.

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Let's go. Here you are

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and my friends a module called
Columbus built by the European.

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Well, this is where we
do a lot of science.

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When I was up here,
we worked on things

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like Biolab, Fluid Science Lab.

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We had a Microgravity Science
Glovebox and a Physiology Module

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that we could actually
do a lot of good science.

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Great place to do
science, Columbus.

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Yo MTV Cribs, it's Fincke here
on the Audio Terminal Unit, ATU.

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This is how we talk to planet
Earth from up here in space.

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This is where we say
things like, Houston,

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we don't have a problem.

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Houston is awesome.

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Hey look, no longer
these discharges apply.

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Konnichiwa, this is the
Japanese Experimental Module.

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Code name "Kibo," it means hope.

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This is a hope and the
dreams of Japanese people

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for future space flights,

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so largest module aboard the
International Space Station,

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the quietest and the cleanest.

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Come on board, check it out.

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All right, you wonder
what this is?

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This is an airlock.

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What it does, it opens
up to our back porch.

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We got one of the
coolest back porches

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in the universe that
has a robot on.

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How may of you have a robot
on, on your back porch?

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I tell you what.

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[ Music ]

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Now you know, every crib needs
a place to hide those things

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that you don't want your
friends, your family especially

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when they are coming
over unannounced.

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Well, we got one of
those closets too.

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It's called JLP, you and me.

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JLP, that's the Jam
Logistics Platform

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and we have one of
them right here.

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And yo NASA Cribs, the best
way to get up to our closet,

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you can see there is no ladder.

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There is only way
to go is to fly.

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So what I recommend
is using my pattern

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to trademark iron
spunky maneuver,

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you put your feet together, you
put your hand up and you go.

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[ Music ]

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We are on Node 2, also
known as "Harmony."

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Harmony, this is where we sleep.

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And you can sleep on the
ceiling, you can sleep

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on the floor, or on the sides.

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I helped build these things.

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They're awesome.

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Great place to get some rest.

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They're nice and quiet and dark

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and this is what
they looked like.

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Welcome aboard the Laboratory
Module code name "Destiny."

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All right, we have the
world's largest robot arm

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on full station right here,
the robotic workstation,

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[inaudible] arm number 2 around.

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As well as a bicycle, it
helps us keep in shape

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but it is really cool
riding the bike all the way

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around the world.

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Zdravstvujte, welcome aboard

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to the International Space
Station Russian Segment.

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And this one is called
"Zvezda" which means Star,

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service module completely
self-contained, oxygen systems,

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carbon dioxide removal systems,

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computers around both the
Russian parts and the rest

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of the Space Station
as well as a place

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to sleep and a place to eat.

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I don't know about you all,
I'm hungry, so let's go.

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All right, food, very important
aboard the International Space

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Station, and thank goodness, we
got an international cuisine.

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We've got food from Russia.

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They'd like to send
it up in cans.

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We have foods from the good old
US of A, sends up in the pouch

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so that your meal is
ready to eat, you know,

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like the army guys have.

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Good stuff.

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We even stuff from Japan.

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This is called rice boiled
with edible wild plants.

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Sounds funny, taste good.

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Busy in here.

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Hey, this is what you've
been waiting to hear about.

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This is what everybody
wants to know about.

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Space putties, right?

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It's not that much
different than a toilet

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that you might see
on the airplane.

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We don't have gravity to help
us out if you know what I mean.

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But we do have a nice little
sit there, we kind of float

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above it, so we actually
have a little--

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some stirrups to sit in.

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But what we do is we
separate the number one

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from the number one, just
the liquids from the solid

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and then we keep them separated.

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Some of the liquids were
able to recycle and use

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to make oxygen for our air.

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The solids though, we
don't mess with them.

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We just put them in
that big metal container

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and throw it away
when we're done.

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B, this is the International
Space Station ladies

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and gentlemen.

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This is where all of
humanity comes together,

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working together,
constructively,

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not destructively for you.

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But speaking of work,
I'm an astronaut.