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but you could shoot a particular dear

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cosmonauts we're happy to greet you on

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our soil space flights have been taken

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place here since 1964 has been over half

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a century a link to the names of

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cosmonauts the heroes of the Soviet

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Union we've got lots of streets named

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after them and of course everybody here

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is sending you their best wishes wishing

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you health luck success so we'd like to

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present with the chubbins according to

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can you see impressions here on the

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ground after such a long duration

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spaceflight how are you feeling I feel

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all right yes we are feeling great

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Alex says get your thoughtful yeah

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smiling all of you everything is fine my

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feeling just exactly as somebody who's

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have been in space for half a year

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should be feeling there are certain

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things but overall it's okay to say a

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few words about the work accomplished in

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space about the experiments

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you're dead there well I don't want to

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get too much detail they've been over

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fifty experiments on the Russian segment

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only on the Russian segment I can say

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that as a significant scientific work

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was accomplished for the Europeans and

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on the US segment and what's interesting

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is that our Japanese colleagues didn't

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leave us and I know that we've brought

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five six four five five fishers one of

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them got it right after landing so we've

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only four left that's a joke it's a joke

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yes that's a joke

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Adam that Aradia completed two

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spacewalks Alex one spacewalk I also did

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one spacewalk so all of our crew members

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have been outside breathed a breath of

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fresh air we've got

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some vehicles search Chicago vehicles

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duck into the Russian segment in

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addition the guys had won signals one

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dragon two cargo vehicles and the

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European ATV is still docked to the

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station so the program of our space that

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was very intense and we've been we were

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busy but we still found some time for

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fun so obviously was a little warmer

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last time you saw Kazakhstan so bit of a

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shot get it out how was the ride back

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down how'd it go right it's awesome I

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mean that was amazing it was I was

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pretty nervous going into it for sure

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once it's like anything I've done here

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once you get going once you're in the

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castle once you start heading down

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there's a fun time a lot of dynamic

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events got to turn into a fireball for a

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little while and then you don't really

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know hold for it was great we are G's

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were a little higher than we expected so

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we were getting pressed down pretty good

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and then I already knew all the

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parachute stuff was gonna be crazy so

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that was already kind of expected but

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then after we landed we were upright for

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a couple seconds maybe even a minute

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yeah and then and then the wind carrying

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a parachute tips over that was actually

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what's that never come out of the hole

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and then we got dragged for a little bit

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and then finally we got the parachute

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risers off and and they came to rescue

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us so it's all very quick I mean I

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couldn't believe how fast folks were

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here especially with the weather the way

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this is great been a bit of a roller

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coaster ride so uh so while you were on

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orbit you know it was crazy busy October

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had to be one of the busiest months in

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the history of the International Space

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Agency and you guys you know you were

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slammed by the wall in science what was

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it like up there for your six months

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yeah I mean well it was it took all the

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extremes they at first I think they gave

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us a lot of time me and Alex are two

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rookies they give us a lot of time to

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get adjusted and then once we kind of

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hit the end of June into July we're

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working really hard we're doing a lot of

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science it was really a lot of science

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right in there and that like july/august

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high frame and then once

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September hit we started moving over

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towards the EBA so we knocked out two

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EVs and

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worked in transport vehicles we had

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Cygnus leave dragon come we had a TV

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come dragon lead and Dragon is just it's

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immense amount of work yeah I had no I

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was not prepared for the amount of work

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dragon s I mean it's just non-stop from

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the time of thing doc until it undock we

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were working science cargo everything so

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really I mean it we ended with a bang

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October was just insane I mean we didn't

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really even have a weekend and that

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whole month we're just working so it was

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ok though it's great we saved up story

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service what we do is gonna be tough it

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was good what you signed up for right

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you my god how could you have done more

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initiative we did it on the street so

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you mentioned you and Alex for rookies

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it really looked like you guys you know

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you're always a tight-knit group up

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there but you guys really bonded whether

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world hate each other this is big

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distance I mean I mean well how great

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was it to have like these guys you can

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really you know bond with all over the

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globe for to be in your crew waffle on

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you know I've told max several times and

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Alex I'm so lucky to be in this program

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just feeding the people that I've met

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around the world I mean here I know Max

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and his kids and his wife so well so

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much time I was in the last two years

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and Alex and his spouse it's been so

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much time with them too and you know my

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kids know Max's kids and and it's just

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so neat to have friends like that in

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Russia and friends in Germany and then

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work get to work in Japan

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it's really been and you were fantastic

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and bringing the whole world along for

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your ride you look you really were you

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were great though you know luck is

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preparation and you know so you were

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fantastic at that like what would really

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kind of push you to do that you know

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what what was the what was the driving

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for yeah I have absolutely no idea cause

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I - two and half years ago I really

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didn't know what Twitter was but I just

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figured I'm one of them I've said this a

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couple times but I'm one of the first

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rookies to do a long-duration space

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flight and I really wanted to share that

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what is what is it like to be up there

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what does it like to be weightless and

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to look down at the earth and all that

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and what does it like to fly with a

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Russian command

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so I just want to tell that story from

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my point of view and that's all I wanted

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to do any crazy favorite memories with

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you and Max and the guys all of them

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starting in winter survival in Star City

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that was great that was a great start

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for our crew I will breathe welcome back