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look so sad for ffcc equivalents at

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point seven is complete we had a good

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fun radiometer takes values were about

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125 or so for radiometer number one and

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the droplet burned down to about 2.5

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millimeters started off 25 millimeters

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went down to about 2.5 and it looks like

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it extinguished it was hard for me to

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tell when the flame finally went out

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looks like we got a little bit of

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sitting on top of the threats and cover

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that was causing a little bit of a halo

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effect to me so I would sir exactly when

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it extinguished bagatelle that wasn't

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burning any smaller and then that where

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we terminated it then turn the fan on

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but it looked like a good burn okay we

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got the all done and I believe here in

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the ground they were watching in could

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tell in fact when are they the droplet

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did stop burning please you're not far

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from the damage space station it must be

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very bad feeling that you all are not

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able to help them is there any way and

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let me give this to gym all cell is

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there any way you could help them if the

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problems on mere got worse actually I

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given oil but we cannot get to the

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mirrors at a higher information orbit

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that we simply don't have the the fuel

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to reach at this point we did have the

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opportunity as you mentioned to see me a

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few days ago and actually I did not but

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Susan did so let me let me pass it off

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actually Don and I saw Mary the other

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night and it was spectacular you know is

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the brightest thing in the sky and she

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stops almost directly overhead of us and

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on this close enough to reach out and

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touch them and yes of course we wish we

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could go help them unfortunately

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Columbia can't get to that inclination

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all right you're the viewer question

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from Robert in England do our cold end

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moments ago and he wants to know what

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the most spectacular things you have

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seen so far on this mission is might be

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something in your space lab might be

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something out the window you can run how

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about it Roger crouch Chuck could you

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take this the most spectacular thing you

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have seen so far on this mission they've

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got a bunch of people offering

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opportunities I'll go firstly I think

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the most spectacular thing I've seen on

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this mission compared to my previous

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flights or dust storms there's a

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tremendous amount of dust blowing off

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the African continent right now and it's

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headed toward the west towards North and

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South American to be able to see those

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plumes of dust reach out those thousands

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of miles and know that it's actually

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what's happening in Africa is right now

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impacting the weather in atlanta and all

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across the united states it's an

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interesting and privileged vantage point

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for us to have to be able to see that

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happening tell me was doing the most

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work on the on the fire experiments the

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fire in space this is a question

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specific to that you could just pass the

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microphone over to the fire and space

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expert and the question is why are your

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experiments on fire in the combustion

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module so important during this mission

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and what applications can these

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experiments have for those of us who

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probably will never get to fly in space

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but who have a lot of experience with

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fire down here on earth well you know

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combustion is a very very important part

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of our economy Billy hundreds of

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billions of dollars a year are spent on

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energy ninety percent of which comes

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from combustion it's also a very very

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important part of our foreign trade

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deficit so if we can move the body of

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knowledge of combustion science forward

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that can have broad ramifications in all

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areas of applied combustion science

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automobiles should aircraft power plants

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all kinds of things that use combustion

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and so the experiments we're trying to

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do up here and they're being very they

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are very successful as well is to try

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and move the fundamental knowledge of

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combustion forward well I'm glad

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everybody surviving anybody else have

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any bad trouble up there was adaptation

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syndrome as the Nats of speakers or

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didn't most

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you guys just kind of zoom through this

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i think the real data point on this

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whole flight is if you let it fly three

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months apart the second time around the

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adaptation is very quick almost painless

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i would call it and i think that'll be a

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medical point of interest for all the

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doctors back home because they've never

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really had this number people reply

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that's quickly before it and i know

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they're going to be interested in that

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my interest now will be on landing to

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see you sir what else rule coming into

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orbit also rose through landing that is

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and Columbia Houston we have a report of

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after that bill is great is you don't

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have video for several more hours it is

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that correct again that's correct it's

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it's starting to go through the process

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of you know writing itself and things

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like that so they're not anticipating

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country of space that Spencer is

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from

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and Columbia Houston yeah Jim I'm sorry

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too sorry to interrupt you I'd yeah we

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just we figured if you got to work on

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the fourth of July this is absolutely

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the best thing to be involved with we're

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real proud of you guys thanks lad I'll

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go turn the Navy right back here and a

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lot of people on the ground waiting on