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and i want to say say i want to say

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you know what is this

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okay i'm gonna patch them through at

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least one minute

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this is owen how is seeing earth from

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its orbit affected you in your frame of

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reference when moving around the iss or

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your perspective of humanity as a whole

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hi ellen that's a great question seeing

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earth from up here is it's a beautiful

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thing it's just this peaceful place with

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no borders there and you just see this

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wonderful colors of blues and greens and

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browns and white clouds and snow

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mountains and it really gives you an

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appreciation for earth as a spaceship

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for seven billion people just like our

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spaceship is keeping us alive and how we

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need to take care of earth because it

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takes care of us over

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this is spencer what happens if you

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vomit in the space station how do you

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clean it up over

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well hi spencer fortunately we are

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prepared for vomiting in space and we

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bring special bags that if we're feeling

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the urge to go we use these bags

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occasionally

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on the launch it can surprise you and uh

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but we have bags in the launch vehicle

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as well if you didn't make it in the bag

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it would be a real mess it would go

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everywhere it would take quite a bit of

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time to clean up over

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this is lucas how has the kova 19

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pandemic affected you while you're in

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space over

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hi lucas the pandemic has affected us

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because it's affecting our families our

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daily life here on the space station

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is largely the same with or without the

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pandemic we are safe and we are

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executing our job and keeping the space

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station running and functioning and

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keeping ourselves healthy with our daily

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routine

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but we're concerned for our friends and

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family and loved ones because they're uh

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on in russia and in the united states uh

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having to deal with it just like you are

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over

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mr what will be your first meal when you

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get back to earth

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hi ally i i like to eat and so i'm

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looking forward to any food that

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somebody uh makes

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and but one thing we don't have is an

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oven here so something that comes out of

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the oven and you smell those smells

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uh and and you eat a nice hot meal that

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that sounds terrific to me over

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this is foyer what does it feel like

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when the rocket lifts off over

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sawyer when the rocket lifts off it's

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just tremendous feeling like somebody's

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pushing you in your back and shoving you

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faster and faster and higher and higher

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to the sky

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and there's a few periods of time where

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our engines change it's called staging

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and uh it there's some bumpiness and

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some a little bit of shaking in the

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spacecraft during those periods but the

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rest of the eight minute nine minutes is

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is just like

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a giant

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force is throwing you into the into the

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sky over

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it's okay

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jordan the space station has uh

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not too just uh different smells than

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you'd have in a home down there we we

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try to keep ourselves clean we try to

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keep the space station clean in fact

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tomorrow is saturday and that's our

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cleaning day and we do our best to to

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keep it neat and tidy but occasionally

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there's there's smells where we have to

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change

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fluid a lot of times that has to do with

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our bodily functions in the toilet and

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they can be smelly there but for the

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most part the space station to me it

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smells just like a normal home over

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this is eric was training to be an

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astronaut harder or easier than training

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to be a navy seal over

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well eric they were totally different

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the training to be a navy seal initially

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was

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very hard for six months training to be

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an astronaut or a cosmonaut is a long

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process and it takes

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many years of hard work so and it's more

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academic more um

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having to do with your brain in seal

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training we had

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some some academics but largely it was a

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physical thing so two entirely different

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programs over

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this is owen what experiment that you

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don't have the most unexpected results

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who's the expected and actual outcome of

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said experiment over

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wow well that's a very detailed question

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we have lots of experiments going on up

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here but one that uh when i first

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arrived we were growing some plants and

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i thought that they would grow more than

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they did over the course of several

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just a small sprout which surprised me

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because uh pictures i had never seen

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grown growth in space before on my

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previous missions so i'm looking forward

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to trying that again and getting better

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results over

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this is spencer how successful is your

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3d printer on the station ever

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spencer we have the 3d printer has been

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a few years and we've printed many parts

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we don't have it deployed and active all

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all the time but when we need to we can

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we can uh we can print what we need if

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it meets the criteria it's a very

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effective way of having spare parts on

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this is lucas

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we are a model rocket building club did

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you ever do model rockets when you were

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lucas i wish i did but i never i never

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had a club or or a mentor in my area

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that that was uh involved with moral

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rockets so i never really launched a

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model rocket as a young person

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microgravity is um

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is more of a feel of how to move around

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your body in my opinion

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feels kind of the same everything you do

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on earth with your body eating going to

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the bathroom sleeping

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your hair growing all that stuff is very

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normal i think but moving around in

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microgravity is not normal and it takes

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some practice to to get used to how to

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do it

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this is eric does the earth look any

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clearer or less polluted now compared to

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when you flew in 2009 and with canadian

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chris hatfield in 2013 over

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uh i actually flew with another canadian

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your governor general julie payet in

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2009

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so this is my first mission in space

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without a a canadian crewmate but the

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earth does not look any different

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from our with our eyes than than the

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previous times and my my my crewmate and

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friend anatoly has been in space several

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times and we both have tried to see any

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differences and and we we can't really

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this is sawyer do you play any game so

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are on the iss

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well sawyer we're pretty busy people up

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here we have lots of work to do during

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and by the time night time comes around

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we just have the energy to eat and uh

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clean up from our day

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and prepare for the next day maybe make

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a phone call

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or something

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or answer an email but we we don't have

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a lot of time to play

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any games probably the closest thing to

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a game

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is um

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seeing how straight you can fly without

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crashing into a wall and how far you can

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like this over

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well i tell you what for all the folks

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on the phone let's go ahead and give

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commander chris cassidy and the crew on

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sending my greetings along to all of you

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in traditional amateur radio terms

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seven threes of best wishes and thank

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you for participating in this activity

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thank you everybody this is just

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excellent

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