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i dear members of the commission

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determine

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the crew members of the expedition 4647

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they trust you

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absolutely yeah we've traded a long time

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for this so we're very ready for the

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mission um looking forward to this uh

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final exam

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there are lots of similarities between

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training for uh the two missions on

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either a soyuz or shuttle because both

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are very dynamic vehicles and

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during our training and during our exam

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today we plan for worst case scenario

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and that way the crew is is very ready

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you know some of the differences are in

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terms of techniques on how that that

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approach is completed but in general

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both are very effective in preparing the

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crew

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yes i mean we've got lots of experiments

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planned both in the russian segment and

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in the usos segment in fact there's over

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250 experiments that we'll be performing

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throughout the six-month tour and of

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course many of those are on our human

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body ourselves you know through the

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training process

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even if someone hasn't flown before they

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are a hundred percent ready because uh

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one the training process accounts for

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that and uh

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and also the the new flyer can can

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relate to people who have experience and

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good morning good morning

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we have a fabulous uh soyuz crew and

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we'll join a great crew on board yuri

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malenchenko uh very experienced

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cosmonaut this will be his sixth flight

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he's flown on the shuttle before he's

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commanded the soyuz many times as well

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as both the space station and uh and the

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mir space station so we're we're quite

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fortunate to have such an experienced

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cosmonaut with us on board

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tim peake a very experienced

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experimental test pilot and he's joined

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us this will be his first flight and

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we've had a great time training together

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it's been a great experience over the

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last couple of years and we are very