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could you repeat it again touchdown

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official landing time 10 46 p.m central

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it is 10 46 a.m on the ground there in

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kazakhstan

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you see the board there at the front

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of the russian mission control welcoming

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the crew home

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giving them congratulations as this

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soyuz tma 19 under the call sign of

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olympus

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carrying doug wheelock shannon walker

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and fyodor

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come back home to earth after more than

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five months serving as members of

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expedition 24 and 25

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once again your chicken now has 371 days

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in space wheelock has 178 days and

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shannon walker

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now we're getting a replay that we were

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talking about from the russian mi8

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this should give us some good views of

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the soyuz as it descended down to the

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steps of kazakhstan once again our

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landing took place at 10 46 p.m central

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time and there you see it the soyuz

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tma-19 flying under the call sign of

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olympus

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that parachute is extremely wide it is 1

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and you can see the soyuz sort of canted

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and there's a shot after the soyuz was

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down on the ground and the parachute had

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as we had reported earlier it took about

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two to three minutes for the helicopters

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to get on the ground and there we see

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some replay of the crew as they

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as rob navy has had reported this soyuz

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had very little charring on the outside

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of it you can see it there there's

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always some sort of a black charring on

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the soyuz after they suffer through the

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heat of reentry

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but this one is not nearly as much as

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we now have a second crew member out

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and we're waiting uh for that crew

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member to be brought right past us

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this is going to be shannon walker

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and walker going right past us to her

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so uh doug wheelock remains inside of

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the right seat he'll be extracted just a

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short time from now but shannon walker

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now out of the spacecraft in her

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reclining chair and being

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tended to by the recovery forces and her

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flight surgeon shannon moynihan who's

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nearby

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shannon

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appears to be in good shape as well no

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and rob they really are getting these

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crew members out uh fairly fast

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like we talked about these operations

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already very quickly but they're they're

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working on overtime

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it takes just a little bit

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more time than if the spacecraft uh

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soyuz spacecraft lands upright of course

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because of the crew members depending on

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the

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once it uh went over onto its side uh

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are not in the optimal orientation

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relative to their restraining straps so

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they have to carefully remove those

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traps and get the crew members out

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after a bit of acclimation to earth's

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gravity but

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it's all part of the process and shannon

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walker looks to me to be in good shape

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as we await the extraction of doug

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rylock to complete that process

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yeah you mentioned whenever they pull

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the crew members out whenever the soyuz

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is upright that's what happened with uh

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tracy caldwell dyson here uh just a few

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weeks ago whenever she came back the

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soyuz landed on its bottom and uh stood

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upright and it's interesting to see how

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the russians do it because they fix

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almost what looks like a slide

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to the side of the spacecraft and they

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literally slide the crew members down to

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no such flight today it's just uh the

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team of search and recovery forces and

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uh the inergia technical personnel uh

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who were right on the scene literally

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within uh

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minutes uh less than five minutes after

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touchdown to begin the process of

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opening the hatch

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shannon walker has been given uh her

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bouquet of flowers uh she's flashing a

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broad smile we hope you're seeing those

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images on the screen

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yeah we see her she's uh she's holding

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the flowers there and what looks like

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her left hand and talking with all the

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different

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well they're making sure that the crew

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members are bundled up because it is a

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bit chilly out here they will not be in

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their chairs for very long shannon

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walker flashing me a smile and a wink of

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the eye

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she looks to be in great shape and we

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should be just a few seconds away from

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doug wheelock joining his crewmates in

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these reclining chairs josh

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and rob as you continue to give us the

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report there on the ground people will

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notice you know whenever these crew

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members get out of this soyuz you know

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they've been up in space for more than

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five months you will notice that they

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keep their heads

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very very still

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the reason for that obviously is because

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their bodies and their uh their inner

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ears are not quite used to the gravity

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uh yet so they keep their heads still so

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they don't get dizzy or get lightheaded

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or anything like that so that is why you

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see the crew members sitting fairly

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still as they sit there in those

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well that is part of the protocol of

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course and

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the condition that they return to earth

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in is also part of the testimony to the

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incredible array of exercise equipment

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that exists up on the international

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space station uh daily exercise no

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exceptions uh about two hours of

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exercise a day to make sure that their

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muscles

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are toned uh that they're that their

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cardiovascular systems remain in good

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shape but during the absence of gravity

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for the five and a half to six months

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for each uh of their flights so

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in fact they're in pretty good shape

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when they come down uh despite the

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requirement obviously to acclimate to a

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gravity environment after almost a half

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year of weightlessness

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doug rylock is now out of the soyuz and

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the team is about to bring him carry him

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over to this reclining chair uh

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give a glimpse of him just moments from

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now here he comes right in front of me

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he'll be moving right

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right past me into his reclining chair

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he's waving flashing a big smile as they

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put him into his chair

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and uh we'll uh we'll get a moment with

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him just a second or two from now

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but today's reentry went by the book

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josh it was textbook

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it'll be interesting to talk to doc to

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get him to compare the shuttle re-entry

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to the soyuz re-entry you know we've

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been talking about the fact that he flew

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back i guess three years ago almost to

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the day really

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i was in october of 2007 i believe and

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to uh to compare the two uh re-entries

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i'm sure that they are radically

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yes in fact and uh of course uh quite an

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eventful increment for doug rylak as he

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performed those three space walks with

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tracy caldwell dyson to replace the

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failed pump module on the international

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space station in one of the uh

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increment that

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restored full power to the international

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wheelock uh getting his blood pressure

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taken which is customary by the team of

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russian nurses and the medical team

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that's on hand here but the nasa flight

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surgeon shannon moynihan is by shannon

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walker and dr bob hadden now the flight

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surgeon is uh with doug wheelock but he

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looks to be in great shape

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yeah we see we like smiling at the

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we'll stand by here with you josh

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while we

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enjoy the uh the view of the three crew

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but uh expedition 25 uh which began on

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the cusp of summer with a mid-june

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launch from the baikonur cosmodrome in

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kazakhstan ends in flawless fashion on

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the cusp of winter here on the uh north

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central step of kazakhstan with a

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bullseye landing by the soyuz tma-19

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now rob as we were talking about a few

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minutes ago you came down on the media

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helicopter the one that had the nasa

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chief photographer bill ingles and the

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rest of the media that are covering this

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that that is one of the first

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helicopters that actually heads back

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toward cousteau and i

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said all the media and all the

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photographers can sort of pre-stage

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uh typically the timeline would mean

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that that helicopter would leave within

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literally 15 to 20 minutes after the

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crew has been extracted do you think

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well i'll get to that in a minute josh

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but uh courtesy of rose cosmo so we're

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going to ask doug a question or two here

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how is the descent

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beautiful we'll have a chance to talk

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later thank you doug and welcome back

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and i hope you uh were able to catch

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that josh a few words from doug wheelock

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we'll have a chance to talk to him later

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back in uh troost and i but uh the three

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crew members in outstanding shape as

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get a few minutes to enjoy the smell of

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earth for the first time in five and a

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half months before they are brought into

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the medical tent to get out of their

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circle launch and entry suits into more

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comfortable flight suits and to be

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prepared for their helicopter ride in

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their respective helicopters back to

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coos tonight josh yeah rob we're

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continuing to take a look at the crew we

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actually uh we're not able to capture uh

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what expedition 25 commander douglas had

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told you so can you kind of summarize

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for us what he had said whenever you

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uh basically i asked him first of all

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how he felt he said he was in great

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shape and then we asked him how the ride

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down was and he he uh

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he smiled and said it was everything and

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more that he had expected i asked him uh

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what the his view of the space station

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was as they undocked earlier today and

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he said he had a beautiful view outside

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his window

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of the station and it was a spectacular

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view to see his

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his home in space for the past half year

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and what it looked like

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in full view it was almost like a 3d

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well rob that has been a phenomenal

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report there from the field as you stand

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there and uh watch the crew as they sit

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there and those are recliners and all

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bundled up with the cold uh weather

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there on the site we can see that

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they're beginning to carry the crew over

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to the medical tent how far of a walk is

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i'm estimating it's about that medical

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tense about 80 yards away

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there will be a fiota your chicken is

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already being carried in his chair and

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uh shannon walker is now being lifted

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she'll be brought in right behind your

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cheek and then relock to follow uh

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they're not going to let the crew

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members take too much time out there

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reelock is holding up a sign saying hi

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he uh continues to enjoy his first

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moments back on it but

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all three crew members will be back in

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the medical tent a short time from now

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and we expect to be airborne back to

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coos tonight within the hour uh as this

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recovery process continues in flawless

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fashion josh

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rob once again thank you so much for all

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of that it's been invaluable to hear

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your account there from at the landing

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site uh

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on behalf of everybody here we wish you

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a happy thanksgiving and you guys have a

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safe uh safe trip back to coos tonight

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thank you very much josh a pleasure to

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join you today and thanks to our

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listeners and viewers on the nasa

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television network

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all right safe travels we'll talk to you

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once again that was a nasa public

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affairs officer rob navies who is uh

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there with the landing team uh on site

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this soyuz tma19 the recovery process

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continues they're in the process of

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moving all three the crew members over

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to the medical tent this is a large

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that is just a few yards away from the

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as rob and i were talking about the

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russians make a very quick work of all

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this but especially whenever the weather

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is like it is and it's a very cold they

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want to get the crew members off into

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the warmer environments of that medical

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tent fairly quickly

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once again our official times tonight

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the hatches were closed at 4 14 p.m

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central time

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the undocking took place at 7 23 pm

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central time the deorbit burn began at 9

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55 it wrapped up at 9 59

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and then our landing took place at 10 46

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p.m central time wrapping up a fairly