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discovery this is Houston Larry King is

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on the line are you ready to begin the

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interview we're ready Larry King this is

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Houston please go ahead with your

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interview Columbia in 1989 colonel james

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buckley mission specialist he's flown

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three times prior and Captain John

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Creighton is the commander of the

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shuttle he has flown twice before as we

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joined them and we can see them and they

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all look terrific

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Michela we got this special satellite

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hook up the shuttle is moving at 17,000

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miles an hour it's over the Marshall

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Islands off the west coast of Australia

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by the time we finish in 20 minutes

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they'll be approaching the west coast of

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Canada and first we have to say does the

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capsule communicator in Houston ready to

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put us in touch with the astronauts

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Larry King this is Houston Capcom please

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go ahead with your interview guys how

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are you you can all hear us right we're

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due at 5:00 waiter a July flare like I

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read you loud and clear now is that

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captain Creighton that's me okay captain

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you look real good

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there was an ear we'll start with you

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captain and we'll take some calls from

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from listeners there was a near miss in

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space today discovery had a change

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Robert to avoid a piece of Soviet cosmos

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upper stage its space junk becoming more

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of a problem captain

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and somehow it is normally at the

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altitude so we fly the shuttle why it's

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self-cleansing most of the material out

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there decays in relatively short period

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of time but he should get higher objects

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stay longer and then it becomes more and

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more of a problem but yes it is becoming

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a problem and it is a concern too

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particularly for Space Station freedom

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that's gonna be up in space for years

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Sam you're gonna land at night about 24

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landing at night than in the daytime

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just because you don't have the depth

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perception that you've got in the

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daytime but Ken and I have done all of

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our practice for the last day here at

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night and so we both feel confident that

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we'll be able to bring a shuttle in

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right on the money

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now ken is this is Ken's first one isn't

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it John yeah it's the Olly rookie on

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this flight

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and we hand the mic over to him because

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I just reckon excuse me

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right how does it can can hear me which

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one is Ken yeah go ahead

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what's the first one like it was quite a

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ride going uphill and when we got here

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it was like nothing else I've ever felt

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my life would you guys are all like to

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work with the Soviets more closely

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anyone can take this I see they've got

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one mic that they're handing around to

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each other so and it floats right to

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them alright who's that responding in

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the green shirt with the white Tim

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would you like any answers I think all

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of us would I think as we get further

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into our space programs it will become

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evidence that all of us throughout the

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world need to cooperate in that effort

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around everyone's mutual benefit okay

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what we're doing is if you'd hand the

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mic back to captain Creighton we are

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listeners now now this is the first time

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ever we have our five astronauts they

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are Kenneth Sam Mark James and John John

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is the commander of the shuttle we are

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going to go to the first caller from San

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Antonio Texas hello hello thanks Larry

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it seemed like going into space would be

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a life-changing experience what is it

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what caused it what what really changed

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don't know that I get that point to any

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one single thing I think that what all

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of us spent any free time we have doing

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is looking out the world and watching

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the Theia looking out the windows watch

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the world go by and you know instead of

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just watching street signs go by

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whizzing by the cars you drive down the

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highway we watch cotton

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with bye and it tends to give you more

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of a global perspective in appreciation

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for the environment when you look at it

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horizon and you see the atmosphere and

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it's only about and it's thick you

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realize just how fragile this planet can

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be and we better learn to take care of

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Austin Texas is the next caller hello

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yes would any of you gentlemen like to

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be the first man on Mars what anyone

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let's pass it around to someone is Mark

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right of the captain's mark would you

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like to go to Mars probably not this

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week I have a long trip I think it's

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something that we definitely do need to

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do I'm not sure that to do that but I'm

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sure it'd be a lot of people that

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volunteer to go our next caller is from

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st. Petersburg Florida these guys are

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going 17,000 miles an hour you're

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talking to them live hello

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gentlemen what is it like to sleep when

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you're weightless okay what is it like

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who wants to take that to sleep when

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you're this is the only one we haven't

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heard from so this would be who okay Sam

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sleeping is that your body feels totally

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supported and it's very restful and I

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always been busy

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just close our eyes at the office just a

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few minutes your dreams any of you guys

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dream in space captain Creighton John do

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you dream not that I remember but being

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a captain has its privileges right

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particular sleep station is run under

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so that if I have to wake up during the

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middle of the night and we sleep with

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that mask on because it gets daylight

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every 45 minutes you can take the mask

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minutes to an hour and as we go around

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the world and then put the match down go

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to sleep another couple hours our next

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Mark Brown James Buckley and Sean

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Creighton hello good evening hello up

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there suppose if you were like me who

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always wanted to be an astronaut but

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because the medical reason kind of

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finally has included that he couldn't

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then already had to find her perfect

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training what other jobs in the space

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program would attract you what would

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attract you in space if you couldn't fly

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anyone could take it mark let me take a

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crack at it this is Jim I think probably

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even more than being a member of the

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crew is is just as rewarding and one

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needs to remember that while you've able

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to see the five of us on board the

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shuttle there are literally thousands of

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people supporting the program getting us

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ready to go fly getting payloads ready

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the vehicles ready and each one of those

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jobs is an integral and very rewarding

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part of the whole program everyone I've

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talked to seems to have that same

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feeling and that same dedication and

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sense of purpose so the best answer I

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program is a great job and each part is

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recognized as being a very integral and

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very important part of the whole if it's

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good New York hello it's a guy you're

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travel alter your dream did you bring

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your wallet did you bring your mind what

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do you bring along anybody bringing

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captain Creighton is laughing we can see

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the astronauts by the way we have a

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special hook up here that we can see

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them did you guys bring money

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John stop yeah we did break money they

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New York City hello yes gentlemen hello

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or do you think we're busy civilian

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spaceflight and how soon how soon for

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civilians who wants to take that gym or

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or Sam I'm not sure I understand the

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question I think that yeah when there's

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a need and in fact I think that the

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another schoolteacher has been

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designated to be the first civilian to

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fly on a future planet that fight is not

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yet been named I think it will happen

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just out there

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I really couldn't say right now right

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now I'm looking at all five of you

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you're all very relaxed you wearing

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comfortable look like South Florida kind

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of we're in August who's piloting the

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ship none of you look out the window

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very good job occasionally which directs

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the pointers New Haven Connecticut for

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the astronauts in space hello Thank You

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Larry gentlemen it's an honor and a

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thrill to speak with you I'd like know

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what was unusual or different about the

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position of the Sun and the orbiter that

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made you visible to the naked eye so

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long after 1:00 far to the north as you

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were able to be seen okay anyone could

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which was up the East Coast we were we

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were clearly visible I suspect probably

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you're also going to be pretty visible

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coming back I here to Palm Bay Florida

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hello how are you Larry fine hi I just

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want to talk to one of the astronauts

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anyone will do okay they can all hear

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you go ahead I just want to know do they

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ever have any scary thoughts when they

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look down when they look back at us

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okay let's hand it over to I guess Jim

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couple of moments here is that wears

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which one is whose on the right of you

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captain I've no okay I'm a little lost

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now this is my pad over here mark is

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there anything scary about this not

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really it's the view down is that much

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different from flying a high-speed jet

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at the high altitude I guess the

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difference is that the Space Shuttle

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it takes rather coordinated rocket burns

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to decelerate the orbiter to come in for

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landing there is some sense of

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remoteness from the earth and the people

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planet is different from when you're

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down in the atmosphere and then you

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don't feel the air in your face or smell

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of flowers or anything like that it's

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very much a visual sensation of all the

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hues and colors to the point where the

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earth very much looks flat except for

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spirity because even mountains that are

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a couple miles high look relatively flat

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when you're over 300 miles above them so

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it's it's a different sensation but not

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necessarily one that's scary Mid Pines

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California hello all right what a thrill

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greetings from just up and assembly

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National Park my hope dr. Fisk will take

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notice my question - perhaps comment

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later greetings all the astronauts

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what's the question you want you are sad

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right tonight to study other destruction

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but it's ironic and here's the question

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because every space shuttle launch puts

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out 75 tons of chlorine which destroys

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the ozone and that's larger in one

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launch then somebody agree with that

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captain you think you're putting out

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more than you're investigating

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I certainly hope that I've played I'm

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not qualified to answer that that

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question I know there's some concern

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with the solid rocket plume but I think

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in the whole we're doing more good than

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I'm Champaign Illinois hello hi guys I

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just wanted to say I think we all dream

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about going off in space and I wondered

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what your feelings were when you finally

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realized whatever age you were that

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you're actually going to be astronauts

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so look what Kenneth this is his first

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right answer it what's this all like I

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think most of us in the program have

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wanted to be astronauts for a long time

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I certainly have and worked hard to to

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get down there in the program and worked

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in the program until we were selected

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for a flight and I can tell you from my

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perspective right now it was it's worth

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every second of the way it's a great

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experience a great opportunity to make a

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contribution to the nation in the world

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and I'm real proud to be a small part of

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that

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better question for someone here on the

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ground of purchasing from freedom and

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space Grand Rapids Michigan hello the

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universe do that I'd like to know one or

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all of their opinions on possible

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extraterrestrial ok there's anyone

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anyone could take that well I guess

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last caller fields landing California

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hello hello this is Randall North Bell

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from fields and in California I'd like

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to say first of all pressure on outer

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space and we have a really good time

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like no what do you do when you about

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all your oxygen how do you know when to

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fill the tanks up and how do you know

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when you're out there and with captain

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what about oxygen supply ever worry

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and we watch very closely and so does

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the ground and well under those that

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consists all of those consumables

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determine how long we can stay up and

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when we start running out it's time to

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come home and if we could have a Laker

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stuff that we just come home a little

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early do you get any turbulence or is

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this very smooth well what you get up

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there but it's quite a ride on the way

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I shake rattle and roll you guys we

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thank you for this 20 minutes this has

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been historic with certainly the people

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that were able to get through we'll

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always remember that the people that

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listen Dre will remember it we're able

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to see you I thank you very much captain

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Creighton on behalf of everyone here on

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earth we look forward to a very safe

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return when you guys come back 24 hours

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now thanks very much guys you can all

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say goodbye to captain Rach there they