understand
some coffee from Costa Rica which we
were able to get now we're talking
Franklin I hope you can bring some
leftovers back for us here okay we'll
need the name of your supplier
it's a much longer and more development
yesterday copy that
looks like that jet engine run it up
there copy that so it looks like exactly
yeah out of my office at night
and then a great picture for flight next
we have a picture from the flight deck
I'm your appearance with Voice of
America is still on for 20 minutes from
now at 1825 and you can give me a thumbs
up
it's got it
you guys are wonderful
thank you
okay good and we will ask you and I'm
sure it's going to be astonishing to
many people how far you travel in a
short space of time
Lieutenant Colonel you have been
conducting experiments with fire what
have you been doing there has been a lot
learned about fire and fire control in
the various space missions good day sirs
this is very wing Lieutenant Colonel
pilots I know that you're the pilot of
this ship Columbia underwent some
overhauls back in 1992 but this bug is
15 years old now and it's traveled 100
million kilometres the time to give it a
place in the Air and Space Museum across
the street I know all of you are
scientists looking for answers that your
friends back in Houston and back in
Italy can dream up but I was wondering
something philosophical what you would
see do you see any value in the
experience of space
right for non-scientists for example
artists or musicians or them up there
it's a much different here even for some
of us our engineers you can't help but
get a little artistic and philosophical
just looking out at the beautiful planet
below