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control we are now receiving live
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montreal is the chief scientist behind
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the tree experiments his devoted as
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that required the wearing of a rigid
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next place the colleague mission to dr.
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outside the window and as you know
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well what is interesting to dr. wat is
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motion sickness but in fact we might be
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exacerbating the symptoms the doctor
 

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exacerbating the symptoms the doctor
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the life and microgravity Space Lab
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mission we are going to be measuring our
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that we apply to our faith
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rigidly fixed to the top of our head it
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movements as well with the special
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backpack accelerometer which is fixed to
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what is going to compare our eye
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and he'll be looking for any evidence
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rotation motor strategy during this
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early in the mission we've already done
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it exactly towards the middle of the
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towards the last day or two of the space
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mission if it turns out in fact that
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that'll be relatively easy to train
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future astronauts to avoid this type of
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motor strategy or to pre adapt them to
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the atypical movement environment or in
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flight well that's what the torso
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rotation experiments is all about if you
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see us in downly video over the next few
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days wearing strange-looking apparatus
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on our head or on our chest you know
 

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on our head or on our chest you know
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that will be just checking out to see
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that whether or not we are trying to
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unconsciously suppress the normal way
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that our vestibular apparatus likes to
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operate well that's it today from the
 

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operate well that's it today from the
space shuttle columbia tune in tomorrow

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space shuttle columbia tune in tomorrow
 

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space shuttle columbia tune in tomorrow
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to learn what are the other exciting
 

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to learn what are the other exciting
elements investigation goodbye

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now in view of from Columbia the outer
 

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now in view of from Columbia the outer
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banks of the Carolinas I'm you're moving
 

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banks of the Carolinas I'm you're moving
out to bed the Atlantic Ocean