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houston station on space to ground

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run tim

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welcome to space to ground i'm dan

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hewitt esa astronaut tim peake joined

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the short list of successful space

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marathon runners over the weekend the

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british astronaut ran in concert with

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about 33 000 people participating in the

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london marathon and was even able to

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watch them live on a screen from his

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treadmill

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he completed the 26.2 mile distance in

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three hours 35 minutes enough time for

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the station to circle the entire globe

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more than twice

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he joins an exclusive club with nasa

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astronaut sunny williams who ran the

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boston marathon from station back in

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2007

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a new satellite launched from the

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station this week and it was a big step

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for a new country looking to reach out

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into space

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the dewatta one satellite was deployed

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from outside of the japanese kibo module

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on wednesday intended to observe earth

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and monitor climate changes this was the

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first micro satellite owned by the

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philippine government that involved

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filipino engineers in the development it

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was a joint project between philippine

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and japanese universities and is just

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the latest small satellite to be

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deployed thanks to the international

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space station

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this week kyle wants to know why the

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robotic arm is often controlled by the

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ground don't the astronauts have a

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better view

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as it turns out they don't for a lot of

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maneuvers since windows are pretty rare

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on the station the crew has robotic

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control stations in the cupola and the

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destiny lab with the former only having

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a view of what's immediately underneath

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the station for the most part they have

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to rely on the same external camera

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views that our operators on the ground

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receive and since some of these

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operations can take up to eight hours or

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more it's easier for folks on the ground

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to take over tasks when astronauts

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aren't required

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