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point should be Delta 10 2015 Charlie

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you do not need an f4 and you need to

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start at hotels for which is on page 9

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okay copy that i'll be doing this point

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Delta when 0 2015 Charlie I do not need

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an f4 I'll start with step hotel got

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four and i'll be using in the fifth way

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that's good copy and i have the

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information for the one at one hour 23

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minutes hey we got a big crowd watching

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and we got a big crowd down here

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there's a chance to change your mind

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not a problem

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and we worked a little bit together that

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pull it apart the face connector has

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some robots on so it's a real tight fit

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like a paper thin gap it's just not

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quite perfectly such as far down we can

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get it is it okay to just leave it like

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that see how it goes yes tht says that

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this is not Thomas looking out an

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experiment called the bubble PD bubble

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drops and nonlinear dynamics is what

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we're looking at here are levitating a

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drop in an acoustic wave and then

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exciting that with another sound wave

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and watching the decay of the vibrations

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as we go along you can see the bubble

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under between the drop on the TV screen

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there and you can see it vibrating a

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little bit the vibrations are being

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induced bass sonic waves or sound waves

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and there's a computer over to guns

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right there paying around fantasy and on

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that computer you can see what will look

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like fennel sort of waves or ways their

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regular oscillations and this is done

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recording the data and helping the ptsc

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to record that day for the PM when we

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return we have a large number of

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combustion experiments onboard this is

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one of our experiments that sitting

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house it is formed this is a abilene

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flame burning you can see those the

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flame in the top of the minor in the

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center there redmond terrace was so

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interested in watching this stuff he

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came back to come get ready to go to bed

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needs hang in there helping me he's

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upside down because that's actually the

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orientation of the flame the flame burns

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from the top of Andhra now so he gets a

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better view of it that way and he and I

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are defaulting on the safe of the flame

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we do have some adjustments on board

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that can that it's real time adjust how

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that flame burn okay I guess I'll talk

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about this one that is Greg les terres

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yes to demonstrate how you wash your

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carrots the face and when he had their

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this hand is what we call Ritz free

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shampoo it actually works very well

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everybody has different style Greg likes

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to heat up water in the galley as you

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see him holding the water there and he

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puts the water to find that winter winds

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free shampoo and on earth water would

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run down your face it be a real mass but

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in space because there's no gravity it

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just kind of hang build your hair see if

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using the towel there to tell it off

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these towels are sort of lint free time

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they're not all that great at absorbing

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the water and over to Roger and as

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astronauts now but other people may not

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know so much they do a lot for family

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support while the crews appear on orbit

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this is an example of big talking on the

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shuttle amateur radio experiment to my

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mother displaying I've got to wish her a

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happy fourth of July and their family

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reunion today she's going to so that was

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a real opportunity for me to have a

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contact with the family back home well

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from up here okay this is me record some

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data on the Astro pcba experiment and

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this is basically a small greenhouse

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that we fly in space to grow plants and

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there's a couple reasons scientists are

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into that one is that an understanding

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plant growth without gravity they can

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better understand the physiology of

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plants that could help improve plant

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production on earth the other reason is

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that eventually as we do longer missions

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and suppose we're going to have to grow

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anything about this experiment is it

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involves the Express rack which is a

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modular rack system that will use to

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change that experiments on space station

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this is our chance to prototype that and

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figure out how well it works before we

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light on Space Station actually officers

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that don took that experiment for the

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big deck and transferred it back to the

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space lab in this raft if you would

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accidentally cut yourself in

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microgravity with your blood clot like

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it does here on earth and you may be

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aware Wes that we do studying in system

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up here there's some data that shows

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immune system works a little bit

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differently in space but the climbing

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system as far as we know works exactly

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the same way and certainly let me get

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minor cut to they actually in fact

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currently have on this finger right now

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yeah they caught up just find a normally

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though I think it is a little different

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in space that I've noticed over my four

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flights is that you don't have your hand

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in and out of water all the time so

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sometimes the cuts don't heal quite as

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fast because it's harder to keep them

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clean you don't realize how much

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cleaning you get by accident on the

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ground that you don't get up here in

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okay I guess I didn't that's a question

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this says that at it that this is the

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first time that we've taken internet

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questions on the computer so I'm looking

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across the cockpit at the at the

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computer screen and this one is from Jim

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roach from Jerry north phila and he asks

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long period of time increasing

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percentage of inhaled oxygen do you

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periodically run blood gases on the crew

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to determine if they are made any proper

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oxygen saturation levels in the answer

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to that is that we don't do that

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routinely however on my first mission

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there was some concern from data from

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the Russians that's our hemoglobin

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spacewalk and we did a space watch and

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we carry dispenser instruments that we

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used as soon as we came back in the

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spacecraft and we determined that we

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basically had 96 to ninety-eight percent

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hemoglobin oxygen saturation is so that

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answers that question Rogers got answers

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from Zachary S in Florida question has

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new questions how does it feel to be in

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zero g and you have a fireproof room to

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these experiments I think the answer to

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the first question van how does it feel

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to be in zero g depends on what day you

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asked me that question the first day

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it's a little bit different than being

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down on the ground but the more days

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you're up here the better it is and that

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its worst it's absolutely fantastic it's

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almost like being in a swimming pool

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with no friction you're on one side you

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push off and your glide completely to

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the other end of the pool and that was

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always a desire and the race we used to

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have when I was a child to see how far

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we took gliding up here you could glide

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on forever almost it sink the second

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question is do we have a fireproof room

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for the start of experiments and they

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small chamber it's about it eight inches

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worst and so it's absolutely safe and

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the spiders are really small in any case

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so there's not any real danger to these

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things at all and Roger if you could if

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we are getting some reflection and it's