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I'm Sandra Jones four humans are back on

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planet Earth after a science and

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research Mission aboard the

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International Space Station yet the

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investigations continue aboard the

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orbiting Laboratory

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after spending 170 days in space NASA's

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SpaceX crew 4 Mission splashed down off

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the coast of Jacksonville Florida on

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Friday after undocking from the

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International Space Station just five

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hours previously following Splashdown

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NASA astronauts Chad lingrin Bob Hines

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Jessica Watkins and European Space

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Agency astronaut Samantha

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christopheretti flew back to Houston and

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were greeted by staff and well wishers

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it will take some time before we have

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results from the science conducted

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during crew 4's Mission but results from

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previous missions are enlightening us

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all the time imagine being able to have

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a portable device that could allow

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astronauts to self-diagnose medical

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conditions while traveling through deep

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space this may sound like science

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fiction but in a recent technology

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demonstration aboard the space station

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experts from NASA's exploration medical

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capability team successfully tested the

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r Health one biomedical analyzer which

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is a device that uses Laser Technology

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to diagnose illness or injury the device

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streams real-time vital signs to the

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astronaut and to the medical team on

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Earth the crew member collects a single

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sample such as blood or saliva and

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inserts it into the device for further

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analysis results can be communicated to

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the astronaut and doctors back on Earth

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within minutes as NASA prepares to send

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astronauts further into deep space for

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longer durations managing and

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maintaining their health is a top

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priority successful tests like this one

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get us closer to designing medical tools

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that will accompany our explorers on

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their Journey

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itching to hear a first person

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perspective of launching into space

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then be sure to listen to this week's

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episode of Houston we have a podcast

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which features NASA astronaut Frank

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Rubio who launched the International

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Space Station just last month in the

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episode Rubio takes us behind the scenes

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of what it's like to be an astronaut

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launch into space experience

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microgravity for the first time and even

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what sleeping is like while floating you

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can find this and other NASA podcasts by

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going to nasa.gov podcast Apple podcasts

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Google podcast and SoundCloud

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and that's space to ground for this week

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thanks so much for watching we'll see

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you next week