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ready to go again

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and atlantis they tab for biorack we

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have a good view of space hab

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okay

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for fo 14 step 12 that actually needs to

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be started

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about 10 minutes before the timer goes

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off

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so that you are at the appropriate sub

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step

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this started about 10 minutes before the

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timer goes off

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and we copy

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just want to give you a little tour of

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mir i'm jerry lenninger of course and

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i'm in the base block where you see most

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of the pictures that come out of mirror

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it's the table where we all gather to

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eat uh when the time is available

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got quite a bit of gear we have a little

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sleep cabin over this way

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and charlie's gonna have a hard time

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flying with all the cords so but he's

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gonna do the best job he can given the

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circumstance

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but inside the sleep cabin there's also

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a little window that you can look out

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with good earth observation

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bag sitting right here

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this happens to be the commander sleep

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station

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and he's got a little mirror he's got

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some personal pictures uh

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pens

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patches

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mirror 23 patch for example

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decorating his walls got a cd player

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little uh tape players to relax and take

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life easy so this is where the commander

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what else we have interesting this is

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actually a little tool area where you

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can pull the table down and do some

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pretty heavy pounding it's a good solid

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steel surface and comes in very handy

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when you're doing repair work so that

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one of the air generating systems is

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here and also the co2

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cleaning system is here along with a

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with a block threading premises which

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takes out contaminants in the air and

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all those run in this module and this is

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also a module where we're having some

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cooling leak problems and we did some uh

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repairs where we cut two

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and basically blocked them off with some

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plugs

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and it's as you can see it's very

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difficult to work uh the area has to get

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cleared we had it totally cleared for

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about four weeks

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looking for the leaks and it's very very

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difficult to work back here we're able

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to find one leak but we still have some

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problems so uh mike's gonna have his

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hands full uh working back here

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finding the leak is one thing and then

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getting access to the leak is a

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different uh ball game

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and we'll back back out by the way the

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fire i guess is kind of interesting

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people have heard about the fire the

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player was basically in this region here

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with the flame shooting across this way

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and therefore as you can see where the

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camera is is basically where i was at

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and we had one other body in front of me

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i was passing the fire extinguisher

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but we can only get one person in

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here to fight the fire because of the

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flame location and uh at that time the

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other soyuz was on the other side where

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progress is now docked so as you can see

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it would have been very difficult to get

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through the flame itself to get to the

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one of the rescue vehicles

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and it was very difficult to fight the

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player because you could only get one

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body close enough to the player itself

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visibility in here was basically

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no visibility and where charlie is with

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the camera right now

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it was you could

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sort of see your fingers if you looked

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hard so it was very very dense smoke and

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don't want to repeat of course but

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player in space is a different sort of

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entity than player down on the earth is

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what i learned through that experience

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what you're hearing right now is the

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system right over here which is a co2

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cleaning system

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and a ventilator right next to it the

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ventilator is aimed at it because one of

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the repairs that we did

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was to a fan the cooling release of

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course cools the air uh coming through

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the uh

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a series of tubes basically and a fan

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blows through those two and the cool air

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helps cool this system

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commander's post right here which is of

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course interesting and commander

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and facility says hello to everybody

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doing a little work at the command post

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he's got his uh scope down here a couple

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crt tubes and there's a lot of different

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commands in this area

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and over here is actually your uh signal

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of that

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bolt or your

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panel that gives you all your caution

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and warning alarms

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fire extinguishers are here and they're

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located there at every module

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vital piece of gear and the things that

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i think pretty much uh saved our lives

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are these uh

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oxygen breathing devices and uh during

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the fire of course that had to go on

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quickly so they're located in nice

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location and we've been resupplied

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and everything's in place on the last

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progress

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this is my little corner at the moment

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for uh the greenhouse experiment

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greenhouse we'll show you in a minute

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it's in another module called the

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crystal module

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when we grow these uh basically going to

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try and grow plants over a period of uh

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a month cycle

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uh through a pollination through a

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and then through a harvest of the seeds

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and then a replanting of the seeds i

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hope to uh do this with sasha zootkin

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the bought engineer on this flight

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and do this over a period of um

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about 90 days three cycles

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this is a glove box that came from ames

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and we'll use this glove box to uh do

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all the very fiddly tricky operations

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with the seeds and the fixations with

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chemicals

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it's a major part of my experiment

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so down the outside of the station it's

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a sprawling station when you're doing an

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eva it's uh not like being inside the

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concave surface of the payload bay and

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instead it's convex the whole way you

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feel like you're falling

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the entire time it feels like the space

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station itself is falling

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to the point of free-falling parachuting

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it gives you that sensation pretty much

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the whole time

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throughout and when it gets dark you

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definitely don't want to be moving on

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the surface when it gets dark

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that instant you are basically blind

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until your eyes adjust maybe three or

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four minutes later then you start seeing

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some of the form of the space station

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but when i say it gets dark it gets dark

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to the point where i've never seen dark

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as dark as the instant uh the sun sets

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and you're out there on the outside of

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the space station falling even in the

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dark it feels like you're falling for

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on the surface of the uh space station

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uh it is also very crowded with

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experiments with solar sensors

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and of course with the uh big solar

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arrays and at many times i was

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fairly trapped and could not go one way

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or another the handrail in front of me

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had an experiment attached that was

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maybe a

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meter or two across and so there were no

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options to go anywhere

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so on the surface getting from point a

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to point b was not a straight line by

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any means there was a lot of dead ends

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and at one point actually to find our

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way back to the uh

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to the hatch to come back in uh silly

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and i both pushed off as far as we could

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uh to try to get a broader perspective

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because you have just like i feel right

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now you have things all around you you

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can't see the big view you're kind of

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the trees and you can't see the forest

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and this is the soyuz rescue vehicle

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and the hatch is right here so it's a

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tight squeeze i'll just demonstrate

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getting in but it's

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it's not a easy way to get in this

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little vehicle and right now i am in the

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uh the round ball that you normally see

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the living section

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this table very nice soft velcro and i

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found this the most effective place to

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do work if i had surface sampling or air

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sampling

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i'd organize my work right here put

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everything in nice order and then fly to

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the place where i had to do the sampling

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freezer unit which we pulled out

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yesterday

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builds up isil around it and if you can

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look down here on the floor

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this thing is just

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soaking with water and i've been using

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jerry's old exercise equipment and

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underwear

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which i expect he's going to throw away

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i've been using it to uh wipe up all the

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water on this

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on this freezer unit

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water everywhere a is a problem and it

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does collect in the strangest places

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generally over here um jerry and i have

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been kind of joey's been using this area

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as a as a wash area while uh we've been

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doing our handover

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um

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and he's probably gonna clean out this

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side i just been living on this side of

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it

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as a general principle i think the goal

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is to reduce how much water we use and

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how much wet tiles we leave around

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because of the water problem condensing

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on pipes everywhere so i'm going to try

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and minimize all of the wet towels

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as you all know john and shannon worked

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quite a lot with the greenhouse

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it's called svetin russian and i'm going

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to be working with this uh on this with

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um session lazukin as i say we're doing

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a seed to seed experiment which has

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never been done before in space taking

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um basically rape seeds is related to

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broccoli and growing down over a cycle

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of 30 to 40 days three times we hope

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and this is where shannon and john did

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their harvesting right now you can just

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see loose pieces floating around i have

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a mass of bags that i'm going to be uh

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unpacking and organizing to set this up

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again with a new gas exchanger and new

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uh root modules that fit in the lower

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part of this um orange rare as they call

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it or greenhouse

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mike i've come

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on an ideal of the tight

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spaces that we work in so when mike's

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doing this experiment uh with sasha

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they're going to be stacked up like this

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a lot of times and

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a lot of old gear and that's why uh we

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really appreciate all the efforts of the

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people on the ground to get gear out of

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here and i uh for example the edls on

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the late call this morning it was a

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great call we got another locker open so

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uh great work and we all appreciate it

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we're about out of time i just want to

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thank you all for your attention and i

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hope you've got a feel for the space

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station uh as we flew you through it

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uh it's a pretty pleasant place to live

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when you can get a space to look like

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well uh rob i just like to say that uh

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this is a great day for us it's a little

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bit sad of course because uh thrilling

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flight is coming to an end and we're

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gonna have to

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separate the vehicles here tomorrow

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morning

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and that'll be a bittersweet memory for

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us

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we've had a great time getting mike

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ready to take over the place uh

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and fill the big shoes that jerry's left

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behind here with a lot of progress being

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made on board we've had a great uh

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progress towards making things uh work

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better for our joint science program and

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uh we're happy that we were able to pull

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it off

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this is marcia dunham the associated

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press again for dr lenninger i'm

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wondering do you plan to try to walk off

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the shuttle upon landing or would you

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just prefer to be carried off as your

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predecessor was and do you think the

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curtailment of exercise about a month

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ago is going to affect your

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marcia i've been working very hard since

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that time and we've had we've solved

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that problem with the co2 and so i've

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been able to exercise very

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uh strongly every day i've got carlos

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over here who's a marine and i'm going

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to have him yell in my ear to get up and

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walk so i plan on walking off the

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orbiter

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this is irene brown with upi also for dr

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lenninger um knowing what you know about

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life on mir would you repeat the

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experience and is there anything that

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you would bring with you

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if you were going up for a second time

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it's been a fantastic experience we've

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met all of our goals accomplished all

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the tasks it's been a tough time

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and when you get through something like

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that a major adventure major exploration

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we still have a critical phase to go to

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the re-entry of course but when i get

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back on earth

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any adventure like that when you come

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close to pushing the envelope and

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survive it's a great adventure and in

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retrospect i have no regrets whatsoever

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something i would have brought is just

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more plain old photographs from my

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family

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and when progress resupply vehicles came

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up that was the

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best gift i had is pictures of my son

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this is james mates from itn of london

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michael foale what do you think of the

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physical condition of mir now that

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you've seen it and do you have any

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worries about spending the next four

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the first question is basically uh the

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condition of mirrors

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is one of uh varied uh newness or

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oldness depending on where you are

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the place where we are right now the

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base block was launched uh 10 13 years

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ago and um there are newer elements that

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were launched only a year ago

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so

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as you go around the space station you

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find some things that are really quite

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quite old uh they've had to be replaced

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one or two three four times

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and then there are places where it looks

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brand spanking new um as for my worries

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i don't really have many um

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right now the uh the thing which we have

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to concentrate on is how the uh the

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systems of the mirror will

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work and i'm gonna be helping sasha here

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on my right and the cv commander on the

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left over there

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basically with some of the repairs and

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some of the basic operations of this

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station

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but as long as we can keep working hard

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with the ground and

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we keep the supplies coming we can keep

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maintaining these things

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could you outline the possible problems

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that you think might arise and the steps

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that you have taken in advance or how

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you will cope with them when they do

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i think probably the biggest problem

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that's being worked continuously now by

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um

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by the by us from the uh the soup the uh

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control center in moscow is that of a

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cooling system

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um there's a number of different uh

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cooling loops that carry uh cooling

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refrigeration fluid around the station

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and some of those have leaks and there's

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one uh outstanding remaining leak just

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behind us actually behind the flag here

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in a compartment called front

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and uh sasha and vasude especially will

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be working on the pipes there to try and

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isolate that leak

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however the systems that depend on that

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that

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cooling system particularly the system

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that scrubs the carbon dioxide from the

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air now have other means of um getting

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rid of their heat i mean in particular

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using directed airflow

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so there are always workarounds being

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found and i have some faith in the

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ingenuity of both us here on the station

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and the people on the ground to keep

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these things going

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did you discover unsafe dangerous parts

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or systems of the mere space station and

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for how many years do you think the

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i think that's the hardest part or the

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most difficult part of all this it's

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very hard to predict uh the future of

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mechanical systems

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the main thing to do is maintain them to

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the best of your ability replace parts

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and we did the best we could over the

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last four and a half months to get the

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station back into good shape um i

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anticipate that we will have problems in

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the future and then michael b challenge

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and the my crewmates will be challenged

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in the future uh

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as far as how long it can last depends

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on how much you're willing to keep

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repairing and how often you get the

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right parts up here

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and also building in maybe a little

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redundancy to some of the systems if one

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system fails you back it up with other

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systems and other means to provide what

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we'd just like to say to the control

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center and to all the folks in phase one

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all around the johnson space center at

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kennedy space center and all of nasa our

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colleagues in russia uh european space

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agency and

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the soup in moscow everyone that has

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participated in this a giant team has

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put together a very very successful

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mission it was a privilege for us to be

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out executing it for you as you planned

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it you did superbly and we're really

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hi charlie this is phil and it's uh

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really great to look up at the screen

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here and see all you guys together uh

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you know it takes a lot of months to put

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one of these together and get a lot of

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folks here glad to see the final result

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and uh this picture on the screen right

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here is really heartwarming for

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everybody you guys have done a fantastic

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job up there

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silly and sasha who've become our

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wonderful friends they've let us share

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their wonderful home and we thank them

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very much for that

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and with that in mind we'd like to leave

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them a small gift from us

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it's a t-shirt

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with our name of our shuttle and our

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crew patch

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thank you very much and also one for

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sasha

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a momento you can remember our flight

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and also from phase one the phase one

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folks would like to leave their thanks

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also with the crew of near

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with the phase one sure representing our

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program which has been so

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just successful he's ready to close the

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hatch and uh we wished him well had a

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great flight and uh just kind of sorry

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to see them

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close the hatch on ourselves here but uh