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i'm victor glover nasa astronaut navy

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commander i'm dr shannon walker nasa

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astronaut my name is soichi noguchi from

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japan hi i'm colonel mike hopkins united

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states air force and nasa astronaut i

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will be the commander on nasa and

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spacex's crew 1 mission to the

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crew one is the designator for the first

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operational mission of the spacex crew

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dragon so it's a new vehicle we are

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starting the phase where we are flying

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astronauts nasa is flying astronauts to

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the international space station on

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commercial crew vehicles we're going to

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go up and we're going to stay for the

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full long duration

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from six to seven months long one thing

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that's very different about our flight

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versus doug and bob's is we'll have four

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people

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such a vehicle we want to get our crew

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dragon spacecraft to the space station

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and home safely flying the spaceship is

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one piece there's also the very

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important mission of being on the

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international space station and of

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course once i arrive on the space

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station i'll be a board engineer and do

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lots of science and maintenance and

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spacewalks robotics all kinds of work

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and then at the end of our mission our

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stay on iss i'll command the vehicle and

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bring us back home and land and and then

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at that point it's all done well

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actually it's not all done once you get

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back from the mission uh you you have a

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you know you you go through the

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day-to-day training the day-to-day

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operations to get ready for it there's

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the basic competencies i guess flying

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t-38s uh the high-performance jet flying

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that we do the nbl training the diving

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in the full pressure suit the spacesuit

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to train for spacewalks robotics

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training i'm still taking rushing

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classes the science payloads and also

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the maintenance tasks and also some of

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the assembly tasks remain on the space

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station how to handle emergencies on the

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space station to how you fly the crew

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dragon spacecraft we've been going out

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to spacex and working with them

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from a training standpoint as well as

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from a development and verification and

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testing standpoint also in many ways

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having trained in spacecraft and for

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space flight all over the world training

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is training and it's all about the same

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you start off with theoretical work and

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then you move into the practical insider

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you know it is a it's a great honor

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first and foremost and looking at all

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their experience it makes me one

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comfortable that there's so much

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experience and so many ways that i can

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learn from them but at the same time i

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want to be ready and able to contribute

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my my kids my wife have said you don't

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go to work anymore do you it's like it's

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like you go and just play all day and

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and that's what it feels like when you

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when you come here to jsc and you get to

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train

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and it's it's much more serious than

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that right it has real consequences

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but at the same time you know i just

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absolutely love it to be able to fly a

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new spacecraft to our home of almost two

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decades in low earth orbit is just an

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amazing accomplishment americans are

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really should be proud of this

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achievement but for the rest of the

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7.4 billion people

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i will open the door for you this is

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international corporation and all the

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other people around the world have a

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chance to ride on this screwdriver so

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this is a new era i think it is just

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tremendously exciting and fascinating to

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know that kids are growing up today that

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have always had people living in space

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and always had the countries working

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together for science and engineering

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objectives

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all for one

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