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"HOUSTON, STATION ON SPACE TO GROUND."

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WELCOME TO SPACE TO GROUND, I'M SANDRA JONES.

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THIS WEEK WE CELEBRATE THE 20TH ANNIVERSARY

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OF THE EXPEDITION 1 LAUNCH,

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ALL THE WHILE THE SCIENCE CONTINUES

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ON THE SPACE STATION, AS WE LEARN ABOUT

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HOW THE MICROGRAVITY ENVIRONMENT OF

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THE SPACE STATION AFFECTS THE HUMAN BODY.

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ON OCTOBER 31, 2000, NASA ASTRONAUT

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AND COMMANDER OF THE EXPEDITION 1 CREW,

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WILLIAM SHEPHERD, AND HIS RUSSIAN CREWMATES

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SERGEI KRIKALEV AND YURI GIDZENKO LAUNCHED

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TO THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION OFFICIALLY

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BEGINNING A CONTINUOUS PRESENCE OF

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HUMANS LIVING OFF THE PLANET.

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SHEPHERD REFLECTED ABOUT HIS HISTORIC MISSION

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WITH NASA’S GARY JORDAN ON THE LASTEST EDITION
OF

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“HOUSTON, WE HAVE A PODCAST.”

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"If we're going to go past the moon,

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out to Mars, and maybe other places,

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asteroids and things like that, the character
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how we will do this,

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it's going to have several aspects...

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And they're going to have to combine

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the resources of more than just one country

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because the expanse of a Mars mission is not

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something any single country is going to

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be able to afford, nor would they have all

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the technology and capability that

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will be required.

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And so, if you look

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at International Space Station,

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it's really a blueprint for how to do this."

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YOU CAN HEAR THE ENTIRE INTERVIEW WITH

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COMMANDER SHEPHERD RIGHT NOW, OR ANYTIME.

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“HOUSTON, WE HAVE A PODCAST” IS AVAILABLE
ON

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APPLE PODCASTS, GOOGLE PODCASTS,

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SOUND CLOUD, OR NASA.GOV/PODCAST.

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IN THE 20 YEARS THAT HAVE FOLLOWED,

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241 PEOPLE FROM 19 COUNTRIES

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HAVE LIVED AND WORKED ABOARD THE SPACE STATION

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COMPLETING ALMOST 3,000 SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS.

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AND THAT SCIENCE CONTINUES.

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NASA ASTRONAUT KATE RUBINS TOOK PART

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IN A STUDY TO DETERMINE TO WHAT EXTENT

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AN ASTRONAUT’S ABILITY TO VISUALLY

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INTERPRET MOTION, ORIENTATION,

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AND DISTANCE MAY BE DISRUPTED IN

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A MICROGRAVITY ENVIRONMENT, AND HOW

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IT MAY BE CHANGED UPON RETURN TO EARTH,

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AS PART OF THE EFFECT OF LONG DURATION

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HYPOGRAVITY ON THE PERCEPTION OF SELF-MOTION
STUDY.

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BACK ON EARTH, NASA’S SPACE-X CREW-1 MISSION

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HAS A NEW TARGET LAUNCH DATE.

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NASA ASTRONAUTS MICHAEL HOPKINS,

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VICTOR GLOVER, AND SHANNON WALKER,

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ALONG WITH JAPAN AEROSPACE EXPLORATION AGENCY

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MISSION SPECIALIST SOICHI NOGUCHI,

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ARE NOW SCHEDULED TO LAUNCH AT 7:49 PM EASTERN
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ON SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14TH FROM

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LAUNCH COMPLEX 39A AT KENNEDY.

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NASA WILL PROVIDE CONTINUOUS COVERAGE

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UNTIL THEY ARE WELCOMED ABOARD

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THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION AS

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EXPEDITION 64 CREWMATES, WHERE THEY WILL SPEND

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SIX MONTHS CONDUCTING RESEARCH, MAINTANENCE,

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AND SPACEWALKS.

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VISIT NASA.GOV/COMMERCIAL CREW

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FOR THE LATEST INFORMATION ON CREW-1.

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