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HOUSTON, STATION ON SPACE TO GROUND

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CARGO INBOUND
AND CREW OUTBOUND!

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

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SPACEX'S ELEVENTH DRAGON
WILL SOON BE HEADED

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TO THE SPACE STATION.

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THE CARGO CAPSULE'S
FLIGHT WAS DELAYED A BIT

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BUT SOON IT'LL LAUNCH
ATOP A FALCON 9

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FROM THE KENNEDY SPACE
CENTER IN FLORIDA.

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IT'S PACKED WITH NEARLY 6,000
POUNDS OF SCIENCE AND SUPPLIES

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FOR THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE
STATION, INCLUDING MATERIALS

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FOR DOZENS OF NEW EXPERIMENTS.

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DRAGON WILL ARRIVE AT STATION
A FEW DAYS AFTER LAUNCH

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AND NASA'S JACK FISCHER AND
PEGGY WHITSON WILL BE READY

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WITH THE CANDARM2 ROBOTIC ARM
TO REACH OUT AND CAPTURE IT.

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WE'LL BE SURE TO HIGHLIGHT SOME

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OF THE EXCITING SCIENCE BEING
DELIVERED IN THE WEEKS TO COME,

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STUDYING EVERYTHING FROM
HUMAN HEALTH TO NEUTRON STARS.

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AND AFTER 196 DAYS IN SPACE,

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TWO EXPEDITION 51 CREWMEMBERS
RETURNED HOME ON FRIDAY.

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ESA ASTRONAUT THOMAS PESQUET

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AND RUSSIAN COSMONAUT
OLEG NOVITSKIY TOUCHED

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DOWN IN KAZAKHSTAN TO WRAP
UP THEIR STAY IN SPACE.

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THIS WAS THE FIRST FLIGHT
FOR PESQUET AND THE SECOND

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FOR NOVITSKIY, WHO NOW
HAS 340 DAYS IN SPACE.

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THEY LAUNCHED BACK IN NOVEMBER
ALONG WITH PEGGY WHITSON

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WHO HAD HER STAY
EXTENDED, REMAINING ONBOARD

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UNTIL SEPTEMBER WHEN SHE'LL
TAKE THE EMPTY SEAT IN THE SOYUZ

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WITH JACK FISCHER AND
FYODOR YURCHIKHIN.

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THIS WEEK'S TWITTER QUESTION
COMES FROM NICK WHO WANTED

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TO KNOW HOW MANY PEOPLE ARE
USUALLY UP IN SPACE AT A TIME.

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WELL IT JUST CHANGED WITH
THIS LANDING BUT WE'LL BE BACK

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AT FULL STRENGTH THIS SUMMER.

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RIGHT NOW THERE ARE ONLY THREE
PEOPLE IN SPACE: PEGGY WHITSON,

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JACK FISCHER AND
FYODOR YURCHIKHIN.

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THEN THREE NEW CREWMEMBERS
WILL LAUNCH AT THE END OF JULY

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AND GET US BACK UP TO OUR
USUAL POPULATION OF 6.

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IN THE NOT TOO DISTANT
FUTURE THOUGH,

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U.S. COMMERCIAL CREW
VEHICLES WILL ENABLE US

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TO ADD ANOTHER CREWMEMBER,

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BUMPING THE STATION
CREW UP TO 7.

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AN IMPORTANT FACTOID
TO REMEMBER THOUGH,

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WE'VE HAD AT LEAST TWO HUMANS

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IN SPACE EVERY SINGLE
DAY SINCE NOVEMBER 2000.

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