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houston station on space to ground

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textbook arrival for the brand new soyuz

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ms01 spacecraft docking confirmed at

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1106 pm central time

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welcome to space to ground i'm dan

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hewitt after a two-day trip through

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space a new soyuz spacecraft and crew is

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at the station

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kate rubins takuya onishi and anatoly

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ivanishin arrived at their new home for

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the next several months and joined the

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crew of expedition 48. rubens and onishi

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both rookie astronauts got their first

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look at the inside of the station while

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ivanishin is returning for the second

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time

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after a few minutes to say hi to friends

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and family it was straight to work and

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astronauts hit the ground running with a

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lot to do in their first week on board

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each of the new crew members has to take

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several blood saliva and other types of

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samples for the many human research

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projects they'll take part in

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there are also several hours dedicated

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to what is essentially space station 101

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reviewing emergency procedures

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familiarizing themselves with where

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everything is located even just learning

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how to navigate in microgravity

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and with the spacex dragon arriving next

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week kate rubins jumped right into

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robotics training along with jeff

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this week's twitter question comes from

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elsie who wanted to know if the

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astronauts can get up and move around

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once the soyuz is an orbit they

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absolutely can

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once things quiet down after launch the

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astronauts can get out of their seats

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and move up to the orbital module in the

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soyuz while still not spacious it does

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offer some room for the crew to stretch

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out and provides food water and a

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bathroom

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and for two day trips like last week's

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it also provides some space for the crew

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to sleep

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keep sending us your questions using the