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good morning endeavor the naval officers

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around here on coastal there you go the

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naval officers down here on council

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would like to wish their maritime

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members of the crew smooth sailing for

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endeavor for the rest of the days you

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maneuver in proximity to spam stew and

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mark and Andy we're with you in space

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they said Park endeavor good morning

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good morning Andy space at park with you

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good morning let you know burning the

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midnight oil I guess I'm ready to give

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you the status briefs anytime get ready

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to copy I'm ready anytime Andy the

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suicide lad is on its way we copy sounds

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great and you said ever it looks like it

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has a bit of a tip-off after it left the

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field of view I'll Pan the camera up see

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as you'll see this to exit towards left

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side of the screen here in this field

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looks pretty stable as i mentioned got

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will pass that on Mary we got a nice

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Deborah Houston that's a super zoomed in

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image now that's really helping us out

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ever we're going to give you another

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view that we took from the flight deck

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here copy we're getting that other view

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now and we have about another 30 seconds

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this is Mission Control Houston this

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television is live from endeavour

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looking at the attitude measurement

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system for Pam stew in the cargo bay

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again have pointed towards the fams to

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satellite as endeavour crosses over the

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he said if okay well have downlink the

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downlink you're getting hours from the

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this is Mission Control Houston this

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television is a live shot of the Pam's

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to satellite this have you taken of my

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camera pointed out the window of the

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space hab module Pam's to satellite

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about 2,200 feet from endeavor and

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endeavour Houston we are we're ready for

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your downlink at this time okay this is

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John Manley in Montreal do we have you

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endeavour this is john kenneth commander

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of the spaceship endeavor we're talking

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to you about 150 miles in space and

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we're currently flying over the pacific

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ocean headed for hawaii i was like it

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just give you a little recap of what

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we've done the last few days let me

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introduce the crew that's which we have

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for the six crew members we know Marc

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Garneau tomorrow night and in the back

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and comment and dan burisch and we've

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had a very productive and busy for days

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in our space flight to date on the last

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Monday we deployed the little ant eggs

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from N&N went very well and then

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yesterday we're on the boot and Mark did

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just an absolutely superb job traveling

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in and putting inside the payload Bay

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that's part that's part man tennis then

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sports satellite Retta and I will

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dismays it how easy he made that look

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with the Canadian arms on another busy

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day today with a small satellite that

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deploy and and rendezvous with that went

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very warm

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and we're looking forward to another

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about six days of productive ever here

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on this science technology and some

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microgravity science and technology

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demonstration site mark perhaps you

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could pick up on some of the continents

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that the commander made and tell us a

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bit about the Canadian scientific

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experiments that you're carrying with

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you and how you expect to see these

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carried out in the next few days well

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mr. Manley in fact I'm spending a good

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part of my time on an experiment which

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is a joint Canadian us and german

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experiment it's canadian land it's

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called the commercial floats on furnace

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and basically it involves processing

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some semiconductor materials heating

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them up in a furnace and then melting

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them and in this particular case we have

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the advantage of doing what we call

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container less processing in other words

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the heating up in the melting of the

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material itself does not make contact

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with the container also because we're in

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microgravity we don't have usual

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convective effects that are due to

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gravity so we have the opportunity of

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melting and then reforming a material

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with a better crystal structure and with

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greater purity and that furnace has been

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working pretty well since the beginning

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of a flight and will continue to do so

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until the end of the flight in our

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scientists in Canada from Ottawa and

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from Halifax who have samples on board

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that we are processing and hopefully we

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will be able to come back with some

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materials that have a crystal structure

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that is better than anything that has

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ever been produced I'm also doing an

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experiment called the aquatic research

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facility in fact 23 laid beside me by my

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right knee and it contains again a

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Canadian except in this case it contains

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sea urchins which are part of an

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American contribution as well as star

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and blue clams and what we're doing here

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is looking at what effect the absence of

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gravity has on the development the very

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early embryonic development of these

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green aquatic species what we're trying

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to do is to understand whether gravity

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plays a major role in the formation of

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these species which as you know are

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primarily their outer cells are

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primarily formed of minerals and what we

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learn here could have implications in

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terms of telling us more about what is

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important bone formation and then

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indirectly possibly help us know more

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about things like osteoporosis which

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affect older people so there those are

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two of the main experiments from Canada

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and there are also two under experiments

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say in the cargo bay in get away special

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canisters that both have to do with both

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sensing material semiconductor materials

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and thin organic films and they are from

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the University of Toronto and from the

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University of Moncton so Canada is well

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represented on this flight mark me say

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to you and to your colleagues there are

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there are several million Canadians who

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are watching you and who are longing to

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have the experience that you're having

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one of them happens to be the minister

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of industry but I know there are lots of

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others as well what what would you say

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what you've been up twice would you like

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to go again so I have to say that

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there's no other job that I would prefer

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to do than the one that I'm doing right

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now I also am very conscious of the fact

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that a very fortunate person I know a

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lot of people who would like to go into

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space and possibly some time in the

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future it will be commonplace and it

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unfortunately at this time it's still

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early days of the space program but it's

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that it's a far cry from what it was

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25 or 30 years ago when I was a teenager

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so things have changed dramatically and

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I'm sure they will change in the future

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and for those who do want to become

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astronauts that possibility does exist

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it requires a lot of hard work and

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determination and a lot of focus and but

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it is something that is accessible let

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me take you back to all of you on behalf

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of the government of canada how

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enormously proud that we are that we are

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sharing in this in this great

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international experiment that mark

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you're there as as our representatives

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as Canadians we envy you but we also

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admire you and your source of great

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pride to us we wish you a very

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successful voyage a safe returned earth

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and I know the Prime Minister had hoped

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mark that he could do this particular

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uplink with you and we we weren't able

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to coordinate it with his schedule in

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Western Canada but I extend to you and

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to your fellow crew members the the

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Prime Minister's greetings and best

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wishes and we're looking forward to

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seeing you on your return thank you very

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much Minister manly on behalf of all of

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us it was a pleasure talking to you and

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to Canadians important endeavour Houston

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as usual another superb job by the

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Endeavour crew we certainly enjoyed that

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then we're just very pleased to hear

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from Minister manly and the best wishes

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bill you should have a change of it here

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listen words just escaped me when I see

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a picture like this one usually for this

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point of view we'd like to be looking

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here through this window but that's not

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to be at the moment so we'll just take a

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then as the shuttle rises on the space