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I'm Kayla LaFrance the crew aboard the

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space station spent the week working

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hard on science payloads after receiving

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a special call last Friday the crew held

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a conference call with the vice

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president of the United States Kamala

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Harris the vice president who was on

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hand at Johnson Space Center last week

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to chair the National Space council

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meeting dropped by Mission Control to

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speak with NASA astronauts Chell

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Lindgren Bob Heinz and Jessica Watkins

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tell us what you are learning on the

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space station that is helping us be

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smarter around how we take care of Earth

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yes we are are honored and privileged to

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be able to use the International Space

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um as a test bed and as a laboratory to

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be able to learn lessons that we can

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apply to Earth so things like learning

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how to grow plants without soil and

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being able to use that back on Earth to

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help with food security learning about

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how immune cells age while we're up here

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and think about how we can help with

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immune cell aging back on Earth there's

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so many different aspects of what we do

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up here that can be applied to making

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Earth a better place

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European Space Agency astronaut Samantha

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Christopher Eddie kicked off the Foams

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and emulsions investigation aboard the

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orbine laboratory this week if you've

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used shampoos or salad dressings you've

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encountered Foams and emulsions aside

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from making up many household items

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these droplets and Bubbles suspended in

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liquids Foams and emulsions are also

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important to processes that remove

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pollutants from the environment

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microgravity eliminates factors that

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complicate Research into Foams and

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emulsions on Earth what we learn could

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contribute to more effective and

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efficient use of these bubbly and

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non-mixable liquids

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and finally we take you to the coldest

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known spot in the universe

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the cold atom laboratory is a facility

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on the International Space Station that

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allows researchers to dive into amazing

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Atomic and Quantum discoveries by

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producing clouds of atoms a fraction of

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a degree above absolute zero this is

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only possible due to spaces microgravity

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environment launched in May of 2018 the

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payload has already shown revolutionary

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breakthroughs for Quantum research in

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its four years of operating on the space

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laboratory you can learn more about this

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one-of-a-kind research on the latest

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edition of Houston we have a podcast Dr

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Jason Williams from NASA's jet

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propulsion laboratory in Pasadena

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California and Dr Nathan lumlad a

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professor of physics at Bates College in

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Lewiston Maine will take you on a

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journey to the subatomic you can get the

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latest news about the cold atom lab and

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other research and science happenings on

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the ISS by following at ISS underscore

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Research on Twitter that's space to

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ground for this week thanks for watching

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