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welcome to the neutral buoyancy

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laboratory at the sunny carter training

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facility

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let us take a moment to look around

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before we begin

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looking down into the south high bay we

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can see the hyperbaric and hypobaric

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chambers

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as we begin moving toward the north end

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of the building we can get a good look

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at the actual pool

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the pool is 202 feet long 102 feet wide

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and 40 feet deep that comes out to be

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about 6.2 million gallons of water

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this flyover is being provided by one of

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the two overhead

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dmag cranes these cranes can lift loads

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up to 20.6 tons

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now let us take an inside peek behind

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some of the day-to-day operations

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say hello to astronauts bob hines and

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canadian astronaut

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jennifer seide as they begin a day of

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training on the iss

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this training is possible due to the

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support of the nbl

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staff and safety divers watch as one of

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the four

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jib cranes lifts the astronauts off the

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deck and into the pool

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these cranes are capable of lifting two

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tons

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which makes lifting the two suits that

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weigh about 280 pounds each

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now for a glimpse under the surface

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experience

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as we continue let us look to the east

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at the second floor

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control rooms are located here these

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control rooms monitor testing

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inside the pool turning our attention

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back to the north

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you can see two big spheres near the

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sides

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these spheres are wave generators that

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simulate real conditions for rescue

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operations and training

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let us take a closer look at some water

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the water survival training course

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consists of four stations

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those stations simulate being dropped

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into the water

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dragged by a parachute how to aggress

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from under the parachute

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looking down into the north high bay we

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next stop on our tour of the sunny

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carter training facility

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is the light manufacturing facility

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this high bay provides a series of

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workshops for building and maintaining

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equipment

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personnel

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sunny carter training facility provides

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a safe environment for training

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and evaluating procedures used in

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complex water operations

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helping minimize threats to health and

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safety

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whatever your needs are nasa's sunny