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let it ride good morning Atlantis good

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compression is from David Hopkins from

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wardsville Missouri age 40 and he asked

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the question I noticed that the velcro

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attach points in the shuttle cabin are

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both blue and yellow any significance to

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the different colors no velcro as you

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know is a friend of astronauts is very

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easy to lose things up in space or on a

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camping trip but since there's no

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gravity things tend to float away and of

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course we use velcro to help keep things

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in place but blue velcro is permanent

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velcro that is exists on all the

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vehicles in standard locations and they

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leave it on the orbiter from flight to

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flight the yellow velcro is corruption

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that we can put in locations that make

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things easier for us for our particular

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mission now some crews put more yellow

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velcro around the vehicle and then

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multiple crews like those locations and

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so lately I've noticed that the folks

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who process the vehicles have been

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leaving some of the yellow velcro on

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because it's useful to multiple crews

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eventually if it stays in one place long

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enough then they change it to blue and

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it becomes a standard location the other

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interesting thing to note is that on the

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structure of the vehicle in the cabin we

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always put the pile art from the velcro

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and then all of the objects the movable

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objects that we move from place to place

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my cameras and pens and pencils and

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sockets we put the pile sign of the

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okay will we be using a pu today we'll

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be using a pu number one now receiving

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live television of the flight deck crew

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flight control system that's the rudder

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speed brake and Ella vines that are used

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to steer the vehicle once it renders the

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atmosphere begins to operate like an

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airplane for this particular check out

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lannis were with you on the flight deck

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live television now coming down from

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atlantis and the flight deck in this

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image commander Jim Weatherby in pilot

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directly behind the mission specialist

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okay Houston and they had to reselect

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the contacts there blur it isn't one a

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well maybe he can do it on the next

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here we go Houston with the three up and

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Lana's swear stand by

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this is Mission Control Houston the

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images on NASA television showing the

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marathon DPO 712 go ahead Wendy theater

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setup is complete and everything checks

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well the first question is from our duty

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to whitby greenville north carolina and

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he asked the question what was the most

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valuable thing you learned on hill today

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on there and how can it be applied to

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the International Space Station I you

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scheduled for any of the ISS missions as

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of yet this is michael forum but after

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five essen omnia and i can say that the

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most i can't think of any one thing that

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was most viable for me or berry except

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maybe that's when things get hard make

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it easier it will be later and it's best

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to take the long view and work hard to

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steadily and not let anything affect you

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too much I'm going to apply that in

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later life also i think as for future

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missions or i'm looking forward very

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much to being on earth for a while with

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my young family and do not expect to be

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on the International Space Station for

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quite a few years yet on the next

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question to Michael fall is from our

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will Stevens age 11 in evanston illinois

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let's tilt you will he ask the question

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what have you learned that you would

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tell the people planning the new

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international space station that's a

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very good question well and i have

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actually learned a lot of small but

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consider details as to how you might

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carry out more effectively one one's

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experience experiments and how to live

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in space and some of those things we are

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not yet doing at NASA and I will have my

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shorter telling all our experts on the

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ground what I've learned a good example

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that is quite different from space

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shuttle is that the Russians on their

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space station is rubber bungees tied to

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the walls everywhere to hold

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things in place whereas I think you know

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that we use velcro here on the space

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of velcro on the equipment and bungees

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in general on the walls is a very good

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way for us to keep control of all the

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different things and pieces that we have

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to work with when we're in space and I

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think that's the most important thing

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I'm going to tell anybody about the

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International Space Station this is made

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three how do you hear me I'm Clara that

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match up that is indeed Jim good

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afternoon how are you doing we do that's

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the big question we all have an era as

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you've been in there for longer than

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we've been up here and we're wondering

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how you're doing Jim we do we're all

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doing great we're on day 15 out of day

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90 but we want to send some

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congratulations your way on an

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outstanding mission so far we've been

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watching you on the ground here

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throughout your mission and throughout

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hours down here well thank you very much

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it's as you know more than anyone it

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helps if you have a good crew and I have

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one of the best and these folks are

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really awesome and they've been doing a

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great job for me and so far everything's

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worked well and I guess almost the rest

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of it is up to me at least the last part

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of it but of course I can't do that

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without their continued help and support

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so we'll see how it goes yes indeed Jim

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involved in training you folks in water

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well we had a tough time remembering and

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we spilled all the water and didn't

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answer any of it now we're just kidding

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it that was great training you did a

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wonderful job and it was even fun we had

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a lot of fun filling up the water bags

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and we did all just according to your

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plan and transferred I think more water

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then we had intended the most so far

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the Russians were very happy with it so

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we thank you and i'm sure they thank you

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for all your great training well I hope

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Dave's going up to drink for the next

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few months there's a few folks I'd like

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to say hello to you let me pass you on

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to Vicki if I may okay well we know

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exactly who to pass on to talk to you

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related to your past job and he's right

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here with us hi Vicki good evening yeah

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now kissing me but I enjoyed your food

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is fantastic Zach beautiful and I never

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had such a good food before that it's

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the only part of that I getting more and

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more and i haven't city I am emptying

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all the containers that I just afraid

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I'm taking weight well I'm believer had

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such good for either but that's not

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because we aren't trying Sandler keep

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eating on it well I'm glad you enjoyed

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it and since I do have connections down

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at the Cape I was wondering if there's

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anything special that Mike would like to

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have waiting for him when he gets back

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oh vicki that's a very kind thought

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thanks very much but my kind of dreams

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were way ahead of you and I kept this up

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but I'm hoping that they'll have some

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lasagna and pizza there for me different

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days as was a lot of chocolate and beer

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well I'll be sure they get that message

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yes as part of this test we're doing the

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exercise countermeasure protocol that we

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used on station and I was just wondering

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if Michael Pfohl could comment on some

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of the exercise protocols they did on

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mirror how's it going the same question

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actually for you for what you're doing

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we spent basically to exercise today

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some crew members do not carry this out

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plan you you do two per day and it's

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time line for an hour but it takes about

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an hour and a half to two hours for each

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one session on a treadmill running and

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the others on an odometer and the

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odometer is between our cycling at with

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your legs and movingly odometer with

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your hands as well as that something

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which from you guys don't need on earth

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but you would do on a spaceflight are

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the what we call it expanded its a

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Russian word for these big bungees and

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they're very well designed with nice

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trimmings of things that so you can work

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your harness and then stretching your

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arms and legs in different directions

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worked out by the Russians and there

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with his overall in their program and I

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all and i would recommend just to

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relieve some of the boredom anyway doing

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a pre serious exercise program and twice

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a day is just fine where you listen to

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music you enjoy each other's music and

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try not to get in the way of your real

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time John Lewis I got a question about

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the differing schedules that you have

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time line type schedule when you get

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hard a time line and it's almost easier

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the vehicle and I was just wondering how

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you all noticed that relative to the

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shuttle into the mirror experience John

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timeline most days but it's more of a

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shopping list if you see I mean I

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certainly didn't do it per the Minotaur

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/ vieira if it wasn't related to a

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ground communication path and i just

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made a point of in fact my agreement

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with the Americans in the soup of the

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Russian control center was they would

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just give me a an English version of the

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Russian timeline but without time and

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you just say we want these experiments

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done today these activities finished do

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them when you can and that was certainly

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flexible enough for me and we I think

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think you need some flexibility

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trying to work all the time to to a-rod

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artificial schedule seems to be 30

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points and I think you lose interest in

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is a question are you tied to specific

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or not Mike no in fact we have no I OS

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should have some blackout periods with

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the crew on the inside we did not

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instigate that for particularly in our

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case the safety reasons but it is

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the ground here such as bioflex which is

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our next next phase while i'm thinking

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about that i do have a question for

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Scott and Vladimir about the about the e

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VA I'm wondering how how you both found

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it out there Vladimir I'm sure has not

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been in the knee mu on orbit before but

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and Scott I'm wondering how you two got

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on together out there and there must

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have been very beautiful looking up of

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me oh it's just spectacular it was like

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I said during a VA one of the most

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beautiful things that I've ever seen

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before and I'd sort of the buzzword for

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the crew but it was unbelievable and it

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truly was and we had some surprises

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during the VA for one my safety tether

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froze up so I had to use an alternate

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tethering technique which was fairly

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hand fatigue II but there was a pretty

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steep learning curve and we were able to

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get the job done nonetheless but a lot

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of memories of the spacewalk for

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everything in particular one pass over

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dandies that was cloud free and we could

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just see forever and ever the entire

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curvature of the earth and I just looked

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over at Volodya and he had a grin from

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ear to ear it was one of the happiest

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smiles have ever seen in my life and so

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that's it that's a memory that all

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always cherish from this white

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I guess I'll pass it to you to talk

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hello both fields Russian they're

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Americans used allowed us to make every

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test we have right now in space and yes

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we have some differences between two

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suits but it's not big big difference

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because both use was created for

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spacewalk and I expect you space suit

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new joint space suit where we take went

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devices from both suits and created you

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for International Space Station one last

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question for you guys up there I guess

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in terms of wrapping up with missions on

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me or four months or greater from the US

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point of view and stays on station

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scheduled to be in the same time frame

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how do you think we'll we're going to

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cope with missions to Mars for example

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of up to two years in length well that's

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a really good question John and I talked

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a lot about that with the cosmonauts and

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the big difference about being in space

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about the earth on station mayor all the

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International Space Station is that you

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have that beautiful view other thing is

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if you on a trip to Mars I'm assuming

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you're talking about as wrong versions

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where you take about six months to go

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there and about a year on the surface

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than a six-month stack the journey then

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a journey back is going to be where all

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the problem is and you just have bright

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see the Sun coming in right now it's

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totally black it other than the Sun out

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there if you look away from the earth

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and that's the way it will be going to

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Mars absolutely dull quite quite dull

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and featureless during that trip very

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quickly VF have become small and Mars

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would not be visible and raced through

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the airport don't be visible because of

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the brightness of the Sun and in those

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conditions I think we'd be closer to

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what you're experiencing right now

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you're going to have to find

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things to do that keep you busy the

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whole time and even though I saw some

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very hard things on mere I was busy I

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had things to do and the time went by

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pleasantly and and fast enough the one

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of the most favorite things i did and i

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hope you have something like this i had

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no idea what you have was a greenhouse

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and all I'll do is going right now

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temperatures and moisture for these

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plants but I would grow i groped three

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generations of seeds and had to make

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observations very painstaking ones and

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then get the data down and discuss that

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with the investigators for that

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experiment really kept me going in terms

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of my interest in the inner space side

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and i think but not so much as making

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work for a crew that's going to Mars but

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actually just finding activities that is

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unnecessary on a ship like that and

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making sure that there's crew

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involvement in a very habitual way will

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help them greatly well Mike we copy that

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in fact we are growing lettuce in here

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and relying on some wheat for some of

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our air revitalization but time's

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running short we we wish you folks got

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speed and farewell and we'll look