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"HOUSTON, STATION
ON SPACE TO GROUND."

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WELCOME TO SPACE TO
GROUND, I'M ISIDRO REYNA.

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WE'RE CONTINUING OUR SUMMER
ROAD TRIP, SHOWING OFF SOME

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OF THE SIGHTS AT NASA'S
JOHNSON SPACE CENTER.

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TODAY WE'RE IN MISSION
CONTROL HOUSTON.

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SINCE 1965, MISSION
CONTROL HAS BEEN THE HELM

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OF AMERICA'S HUMAN SPACEFLIGHTS.

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WITH A PERMANENT HUMAN PRESENCE
ABOARD THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE

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STATION, FLIGHT CONTROL TEAMS
OF EXPERIENCED ENGINEERS,

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MEDICAL OFFICERS AND TECHNICIANS
ARE ON DUTY 7 DAYS A WEEK,

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24 HOURS A DAY, 365 DAYS A YEAR.

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WORKING WITH COUNTERPARTS
OVERSEAS,

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FLIGHT CONTROLLERS
KEEP A CONSTANT WATCH

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ON THE CREW'S ACTIVITIES
AND MONITOR SPACE SYSTEMS,

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CREW HEALTH AND SAFETY.

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THREE NEW CREW MEMBERS
ARE SCHEDULED TO LAUNCH

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TO THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE
STATION ON FRIDAY, JULY 28.

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NASA ASTRONAUT RANDY BRESNIK,
SERGEY RYAZANSKIY OF ROSCOSMOS

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AND PAOLO NESPOLI

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OF THE EUROPEAN SPACE
AGENCY WILL LAUNCH

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FROM THE BAIKONUR
COSMODROME IN KAZAKHSTAN.

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THE EXPEDITION 52/53
CREW WILL SPEND MORE

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THAN FOUR MONTHS TOGETHER ABOARD
THE ORBITAL COMPLEX BEFORE

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RETURNING TO EARTH IN DECEMBER.

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THE ARRIVING CREW WILL
BE WELCOMED ONBOARD

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BY EXPEDITION 52 COMMANDER
FYODOR YURCHIKHIN OF ROSCOSMOS

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AND FLIGHT ENGINEERS
PEGGY WHITSON

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AND JACK FISCHER OF NASA.

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THE SOON-TO-BE SIX CREW MEMBERS

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OF EXPEDITION 52 WILL CONTINUE
WORK ON HUNDREDS OF EXPERIMENTS

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IN BIOLOGY, BIOTECHNOLOGY,
PHYSICAL SCIENCE

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AND EARTH SCIENCE ABOARD THE
INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION.

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THIS WEEK ON STATION,
THE CREW WORKED

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ON THE CAPILLARY
STRUCTURES EXPERIMENT,

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WHICH INVESTIGATES
WATER RECYCLING

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AND CARBON DIOXIDE REMOVAL.

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CURRENT LIFE-SUPPORT SYSTEMS

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ON THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE
STATION REQUIRE SPECIAL

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EQUIPMENT TO SEPARATE LIQUIDS
AND GASES, INCLUDING ROTATING

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OR MOVING DEVICES THAT
COULD CAUSE CONTAMINATION

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IF THEY BREAK OR FAIL.

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THE CAPILLARY STRUCTURES
INVESTIGATION STUDIES A NEW

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METHOD USING STRUCTURES
OF SPECIFIC SHAPES

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TO MANAGE FLUID AND
GAS MIXTURES.

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THE INVESTIGATION
STUDIES WATER RECYCLING

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AND CARBON DIOXIDE REMOVAL,
BENEFITING FUTURE EFFORTS

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TO DESIGN LIGHTWEIGHT, MORE
RELIABLE LIFE SUPPORT SYSTEMS

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FOR FUTURE SPACE MISSIONS.

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THIS WEEK'S QUESTION
COMES FROM RHOJ.

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HE WANTS TO KNOW WHAT SOME
ASTRONAUT PASTIMES ARE ABOARD

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THE STATION.

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WELL, LIVING IN SPACE
IS NOT JUST ALL WORK.

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CREW MEMBERS DO GET A BREAK
FROM THEIR BUSY SCHEDULES.

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DAYS OR EVEN MONTHS OF
STRAIGHT WORK ARE CERTAIN

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TO CAUSE STRESS.

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THAT'S WHY FLIGHT PLANNERS ON
EARTH SCHEDULE TIME FOR THE CREW

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TO RELAX, EXERCISE AND HAVE FUN.

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LIKE A LOT OF PEOPLE ON EARTH,

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ASTRONAUTS USUALLY GET WEEKENDS
OFF WHILE ON THE STATION.

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ON ANY GIVEN DAY, CREW MEMBERS
CAN WATCH MOVIES, PLAY MUSIC,

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READ BOOKS, PLAY CARDS AND
TALK TO THEIR FAMILIES.

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THEY HAVE AN EXERCISE BIKE, A
TREADMILL AND OTHER EQUIPMENT

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TO HELP KEEP THEIR
BODIES IN SHAPE.

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SOME CREW MEMBERS USE THEIR
FREE TIME TO PHOTOGRAPH EARTH,

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TAKING STUNNING IMAGES
ABOVE EARTH'S ATMOSPHERE.

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