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you're joining us now inside of the

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international space station flight

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control room located at the johnson

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space center in houston texas

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the crew are getting ready to do uh

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their final farewells rick mastracchio

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quiche wakata and mikhail turin getting

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ready to load into that soyuz wrapping

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up 188 days in space

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uh among the three a lot of veteran

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experience uh each already having

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multiple space flights on their resume

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rick mastracchio will now have a total

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time and space accumulated of 228 days

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spread across four space flights

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being a

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veteran shuttle uh flyer on three

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previous shuttle missions uh and then

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koichi wakata will

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now have a grand total of 348 days in

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space spread across four flights became

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the first commander of the international

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space station uh during expedition 39

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mikhail turin uh the most veteran

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amongst the crew will now have a grand

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total of 532 days spent in space across

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three space flights now finding himself

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at 13th on the all-time endurance list

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the three have been on board the

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international space station since

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launching and docking back in november

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of 2013

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they're leaving today will

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wrap up 188 days spent in space and on

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board the international space station

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the three giving a total distance

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traveled of over 79 million statute

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miles

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done over over 3 000 orbits of the earth

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while on board the orbiting laboratory

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the three will climb into their soyuz

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descent module which is one of three

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pieces that the soyuz craft is comprised

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of it's a fairly tight fit as you can

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see very stringent

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height requirements for these astronauts

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that they'll be packed in over the next

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few hours for their ride home and this

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just one of three pieces of that soyuz

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craft and will be the only part that

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actually survives the reentry through

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the earth's atmosphere

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containing the crafts heat shield which

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protects them from the intense heat

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and there we go getting a view is rick

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mastracchio moves in

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to the soyuz craft where he'll be

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getting the ride down tonight giving a

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final farewell again

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rick mastracchio the nasa astronaut part

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of the departing crew

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here you see koichi wakata the first

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japanese commander of the international

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space station

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can uh those two in uh russian cosmonaut

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kyle turn uh spent 188 days in space

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three getting ready to load into that

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soyuz craft and then close the hatch

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between it and the international space

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station

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following that they'll be

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getting into their socal launch and

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entry suits and then strapping in for

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the ride down with their planned landing

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tonight at 8 58 pm central

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here now mikhail turin who will be the

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commander of the soyuz craft during its

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operations this evening

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getting ready to load in as well turn

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again 13th now on the all-time endurance

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list with over five with 532 days spent

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in space spread across three different

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so tyra now moving the hatch into

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he'll be responsible for closing the

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hatch on the side of the soyuz craft and

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uh one of the two cosmonauts either

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alexander schwarz off or oleg artemyev

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will do all of the closing and latching

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on the station side

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following this hatch closing they'll be

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doing a number of leak checks to verify

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the vehicles in a good config but there

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we have

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the hatch getting closed closed on the

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and just there alexander skortzoff

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working to

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close the hatch on the station side the

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unofficial hatch closure time right now

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three uh returning astronauts rick

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mastracchio koichi wakati mikhail turan

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now inside of their soyuz uh tma11m

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vehicle on getting ready

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uh to depart the international space

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station just a few hours from now and

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return home the next major milestones

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for tonight will be the physical

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undocking of the soyuz craft from the

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international space station we'll come

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on with undocking coverage at 5 15 p.m

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central 6 15 p.m eastern

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and our final broadcast for the night

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will be for the deorbit burn and landing

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coverage

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we'll come on the air at 7 45 pm central

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time with the deorbit burn scheduled at

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804 pm and the final landing in jizkaz

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in kazakhstan scheduled to come at 8 58

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pm central time bringing a wrap to 188