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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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THIS WEEK, EXPEDITION 53 CREW
MEMBERS RETURNED TO EARTH,

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WHILE THE SPACE X
DRAGON HEADS TO ORBIT.

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EXPEDITION 53 COMMANDER
RANDY BRESNIK

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WITH FLIGHT ENGINEERS
PAOLO NESPOLI

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AND SERGEY RYAZANSKIY
LANDED BACK

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ON EARTH IN KAZAKHSTAN ON DEC.14 .

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AFTER A THREE-AND-A-HALF HOUR
RIDE ABOARD A SOYUZ SPACECRAFT.

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THEIR RETURN CONCLUDES
139 DAYS IN SPACE.

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UP NEXT, EXPEDITION 54-55 CREW
MEMBERS WILL BLAST OFF DEC.17

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ABOARD THE SOYUZ SPACECRAFT
AND TAKE A TWO-DAY TRIP

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TO ITS NEW HOME IN SPACE.

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ANTON SHKAPLEROV, A VETERAN
COSMONAUT FROM ROSCOSMOS,

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WILL LEAD THE FLIGHT
TO THE STATION FLANKED

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BY FIRST-TIME ASTRONAUTS
SCOTT TINGLE OF NASA

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AND NORISHIGE KANAI OF THE JAPAN
AEROSPACE EXPLORATION AGENCY.

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THE NEXT SPACEX DRAGON
CARGO CRAFT HAS LAUNCHED

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TO THE INTERNATIONAL
SPACE STATION.

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THE FALCON 9 ROCKET LAUNCHED ON
FRIDAY MORNING, SENDING DRAGON

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ON A TWO-DAY TRIP
TO THE STATION.

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DRAGON WILL DELIVER
ABOUT 4,800 POUNDS

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OF CREW SUPPLIES
AND SCIENCE GEAR.

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ASTRONAUTS MARK VANDE HEI
AND JOE ACABA WILL CAPTURE

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AND INSTALL DRAGON TO THE
STATIONS HARMONY MODULE,

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WHERE IT WILL STAY UNTIL JAN.6.

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THIS WEEK, STUDENTS
FROM NINE SCHOOL DISTRICTS

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IN PORT ORCHARD, WASHINGTON,
HAD AN OPPORTUNITY TO SPEAK

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WITH MARK VANDE HEI,
WHO IS CURRENTLY WORKING

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AND DOING RESEARCH ABOARD THE
INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION.

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"How did your body,
mentally and physically,

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first react when you flew
and arrived into space?"

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"It felt kind of like being at
the top of a roller coaster,

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a fast moving roller
coaster to get to the top

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and it starts going back
down where you can arise

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out of your seat, except
what I've experienced

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that on the ground
on a roller coaster,

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that was a very momentary
feeling.

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And psychologically,
I was very excited.

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I was amazed at how big
the space station was.

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It was, also a little stressful
as you can imagine because I had

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to get to work and
there's a lot of visibility

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in the work we do up here."

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