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the

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good morning Columbia a nice tribute to

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perhaps a show that got us all

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interested in space when we were quite

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yes there's a great view of our launch

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site looks like you had a cloudy day at

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yeah we copy story we're hoping those

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clouds will clear out and we'll have

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some nice weather this weekend okay that

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what you get of it

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well that's true we may not see much a

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daylight good weather but we'll enjoy

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where do you sleep number one well we

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have four sleep bucks on this flight and

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of course we do have five people four of

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us are in the bunch which are just

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little compartments for the sliding door

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on it and story who enjoys a little more

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freedom than that is sleeping just

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floating around the midday so one of the

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astronauts sleeps floating around is

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that what you're telling me that's right

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that's really hard to keep story

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Musgrave in any one place for very long

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and and that's the way he prefers it so

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he's just floating around when he sleeps

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when you look down on the earth is it

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like it looks on a map or can you see

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distinguishing things like the Himalayas

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and things like that and when you look

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down you can't pick out things but it's

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not like on a map if the one thing we

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don't have here are borders so it you

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don't see borders between countries but

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when we do go past the Himalayas you see

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the snow which sometimes looks like

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clouds but it's a brilliant white and we

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did pick out man Everest the other day

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on the past and it does look massive

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even at 200 miles in space what's the

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biggest thrill about being in space to

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me it would be walking the spacewalk

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that two of you are going to do but I

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have been up there so maybe there is a

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bigger thrill than that what's the

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biggest thrill of being there yeah

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unfortunately Ken and I don't get to do

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the spacewalk they keep us inside but I

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would think that would be a very big

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highlight I'm sure for Tammy and Tom

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will will be for us there are three

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things that really stand out one is the

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action and when the solid walk that's

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like our main engines already running

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you know you're going somewhere and you

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really can feel that tremendous amount

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of thrust on you from that eight to 1/2

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minute ride you're in a sense that's one

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thing that's really stands out the

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second is just the sheer thrill of

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floating it's kind of hard in the

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smaller space here for me to show you

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that but just being able to float and

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fly around without any kind of wings is

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a thrill and then lastly two views the

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views from space are just incredible to

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see the occur the earth the sunrises

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sunsets

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and the world going by it just it's

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incomprehensible for me to even try to

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project what you're seeing out there do

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you ever see anything that you can

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identify and you know the UFO phenomenon

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is everybody just continues to debate is

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there anything that you ever see or

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photograph that's strange to you we see

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a lot of interesting sites them and you

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see things from a new perspective the

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first time you see a shooting star

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meteor hits the atmosphere it's very

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unusual because it's all happening below

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you but none of us from this crew and I

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as far as I know any other crews have

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seen anything that hasn't eventually

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been explained the difficulty comes now

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when you have to come back in two weeks

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correct well it said another phase of

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fight that it's one that so Kent and I

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are going to enjoy a lot being pilots

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and we get to guide this fantastic

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machine all the way from 17,000 miles

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per hours Mach 25 down to what we hope

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is a smooth and graceful landing in

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in Colombia in the on-orbit multi-axis

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RCS learn procedure orbit ops we were

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thinking we'll probably to burn with

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that open and up the homes helium if you

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could sir we copy and concur okay we're

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just gonna leave it configured as is you

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wanna be Houston we see good config for

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Columbia Houston good burn

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Houston Colombia for you kappa go ahead

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okay we just sixty degrees and we are