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normally over 1 + 30 from the co e back

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with you at 0 641 no response required

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you look real busy don't respond and

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near-field module toward you so that the

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thermo phoretic probe is is resting on

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and Thank You parents a lot better okay

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well here's the here's the first of the

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samples which we just don't at this box

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you gave it I think will work very well

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yes

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our copy merged CEO we got that on the

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love yous and we're back with live TV on

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thank you this is Mark Kuro the Houston

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Chronicle for Franklin chang-diaz could

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you kind of summarize what you think the

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pace and success of this flight has been

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since the TSS operations what do you see

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going on you think well Stephen young

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with astronomy now a question for Jeff

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Hoffman historically some of the the

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greatest breakthroughs in science have

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been following accidents or setbacks of

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some kind that as a result of those

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problems a great discovery has come

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along do you see the the TSS breakaway

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I think that those data we've got a

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fingers crossed that the scientists are

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going to make a lot of this mission it I

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think a few months without the

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International tether conference with

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these results are presented it should be

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basically no the food was very bright

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right about the spot where we'd spot the

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TSS bedtime we probably get the mood

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yeah yeah thanks very much for trying

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you sure do have a bright moon here but

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it's probably enhancing your view of

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Earth at night yes sir moonlit earth is

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we have the downlink and we have a

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Cayman went pretty quick but great