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"HOUSTON, STATION ON SPACE TO GROUND"

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JACK FISCHER
MIGHT SET THE RECORD FOR MOST"AWESOMES" IN A SPACEFLIGHT.

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JACK:"Oh my gosh,
this is beautiful!"

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PEGGY:"Isn't it?"

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JACK:"The biggest slice of
awesome pie I've ever seen,"

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PEGGY: "No awesome sauce?'"

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JACK:"How about a...fondue pot?"

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"An enormous fondue pot bubbling

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over with piping
hot awesome sauce!"

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WELCOME TO SPACE TO
GROUND, I'M DAN HUOT.

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ANOTHER SPACEWALK IS
IN THE BOOKS FOR 2017.

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NASA'S PEGGY WHITSON AND JACK
FISCHER SPENT SEVERAL HOURS

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WORKING IN THE VACUUM OF SPACE,
CRAWLING AROUND THE STATION

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IN THEIR BIG WHITE
SPACESUITS TO INSTALL AND SWAP

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OUT A NUMBER OF HARDWARE ITEMS.

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THEY COMPLETED THEIR
PRIMARY TASK TO SWAP

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OUT SOMETHING CALLED EXPECA,
WHICH PROVIDES POWER AND DATA

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TO EXPERIMENTS HOUSED
OUTSIDE THE STATION.

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THEY ALSO INSTALLED
SOME TEST EQUIPMENT

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ON THE ALPHA MAGNETIC
SPECTROMETER.

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THIS WAS THE NINTH SPACEWALK FOR
PEGGY AND THE FIRST FOR JACK.

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SOME PRETTY INCREDIBLE
ROBOTICS TOOK PLACE LAST WEEKEND

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IN THE LATEST ADVENTURES
OF DEXTRE.

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JUST ONE WEEK BEFORE
THE SPACEWALK,

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ROBOTICS CONTROLLERS USED
THE SPECIAL PURPOSE DEXTEROUS

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MANIPULATOR, OR DEXTRE, TO SWAP

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OUT A MAJOR POWER
RELAY COMPONENT.

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CALLED A MAIN BUS
SWITCHING UNIT,

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THE POWER BOX WAS STILL
ROUTING ELECTRICITY

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BUT LOST ITS COMMUNICATION
CAPABILITIES,

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MEANING IT NEEDED
TO BE REPLACED.

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USING DEXTRE AND CANADARM2,
THE TEAMS INSTALLED

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IN A REPLACEMENT
BOX IN AN OPERATION

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THAT HAD NEVER BEEN DONE BEFORE.

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IN FACT, UNTIL NOW, THESE
COULD ONLY BE REPLACED

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BY SPACEWALKING ASTRONAUTS.

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SCORE ONE FOR THE GROUND TEAMS.

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THIS WEEK'S TWITTER QUESTION
COMES FROM TARIN DAKOTA

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WHO WANTS TO KNOW

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IF THE ASTRONAUTS CAN
EAT WHATEVER THEY WANT

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OR ARE THE MEALS ARRANGED
BY A NUTRITIONIST.

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IT'S A BIT OF BOTH, WITH
THE ASTRONAUTS PICKING FOOD

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PREFLIGHT WITH GUIDANCE
ON NUTRITION.

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EACH ASTRONAUT TESTS OUT THEIR
PROSPECTIVE FOODS BEFORE FLIGHT

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FROM OUR FOOD LAB'S MENU,

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WITH OUR EXPERTS MAKING SURE
THEY'LL GET THE RIGHT BALANCE

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OF NUTRITION TO STAY
HEALTHY WHILE IN ORBIT.

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ONCE ONBOARD THOUGH, WHAT THEY
EAT AND WHEN IS UP TO THEM.

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JACK FISCHER HAS
BEEN SHOWING OFF SOME

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OF HIS NEW FAVORITE
FOODS ON ORBIT LATELY,

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ALONG WITH A PRETTY
DELICIOUS LOOKING CREATION.

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