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station this is Houston are you ready

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you ready for the event are ai1 TV this

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is Houston please call station for a

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voice check I said this is right

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television how do you read us play

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television ISS I read you loud and clear

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Bongiorno Bongiorno problem

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hello GPI nice to have you here yellow

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is in we're really going to call para

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llamar your emotional eater good day

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Paulo I'm very excited I don't know when

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I'm very excited to see those images and

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to have this opportunity to interview an

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astronaut a big greeting to Paolo

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Nespoli who's bringing our flag up high

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Paolo has been in space since December

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15th he has two companions an American

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and a Russian and Paolo if you can tell

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us what the goals of these of this

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mission are since you're going to be

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there for six months I don't know that

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fig and Macaulay could say to you

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America we are welcome here aboard the

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ISS we're talking about the Italian flag

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here it is it's this is a long-term

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mission it's one of many that we conduct

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on the International Space Station which

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is a lab that orbits around the earth

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there are usually six astronauts on

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earth in gold principality but the

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principal goals of this mission

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professional our scientific and age in

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nature and technological in nature and

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educational six months are truly full of

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activities activities after we go to be

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AMA and also I'd like to remind everyone

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that mr. Nespoli is an engineer who has

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had a training in met in the medical

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field so basically if you have to

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extract a tooth you have to do it

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yourself so it seems like in this kind

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of mission you prepare yourself for for

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things that are not in your field so how

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did you prepare for this mission what

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what kind of training did you conduct

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well a disability pass basic training to

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become astronaut you compiled an usually

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lasts about two years and then there's

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there's a time where you're waiting for

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an assignment or mission and that's when

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you conduct other activities such as

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extra vehicular activities maneuvering

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the arm this activity can last five to

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seven years in my case even nine years

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and then I was assigned to this mission

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the training lasted about two and a half

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years of which one year was in Russia

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since the vehicle that we took to get

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here was a Russian vehicle so we had to

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partially learn Russian and Russian

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procedures but also Space Station

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systems and all the experiments that you

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can see here so I would like to mention

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that this is the Columbus module the

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European module which is one of the

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places where we conduct experiments

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onboard hiren station and it is a baby

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a notable notification a la serda Lera

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and also they told me that they had to

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modify the spacecraft to get you there

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because you're too tall oh I know right

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maybe they were looking at me but

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anyways they had to modify the

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spacecraft because you're an Italian

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even taller than Americans I'm also

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aware that you should be able to set a

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record in this mission remind us what it

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is yes you know Lesotho facility she-ra

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if you're talking about the record for a

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permanence in space for any Talent it's

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the only thing I can think of there have

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been five Italians that have flown to

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space so far on average 10 to 15 day

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mission so with the six-month mission in

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the future I'm sure will exceed this

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record but it's this this is a record

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that's not distant to less very long

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because there will be other Italian

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astronauts in the future in the coming

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so these six months this this record

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will be overridden well for the time

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being it's an important record six

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months in space two Italians in space

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but this is fascinating and on the other

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hand we're wondering what you do for six

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months aside from the scientific parts

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and working in the lab how do you spend

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your days in an environment that's

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somewhat small it will be a lot of

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different and open so well I have to say

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that during training I kept on thinking

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when did I get myself into six months in

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space how am I going to spend this time

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but instead even these 15 days that

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we've done so far

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can say that this time is going to pass

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me by very far very fast they got also

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God because Mission Control in Houston

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and the European Mission Control in

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Munich they keep us very busy until 7

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p.m. at night for if we're lucky if we

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get to finish all our activities so we

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time so yesterday for example there was

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an eclipse and I didn't notice the time

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passing plus here if something breaks

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electrician or the plumber for example

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for example our commander right now is

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dealing with a restroom which is all

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taken apart right now so there's

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lack of activities so yeah you have also

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done many photographs which is a hobby

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that you're still keeping up their own

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station and you have sent down to earth

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some beautiful photos that are being

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published by magazines in Italy at night

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there's one of Italy at night without

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clouds below yeah so it seems like when

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you don't have anything to do the

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viewports give you images that very few

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people have the privilege of admiring

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beauty coolness

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yep a lover that it is true I've been

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astonished on how beautiful it is to be

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able to look down at night fat that you

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night also because at night it's it's

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easier to see the geography Italy is

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very distinguishable from space it's one

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of the few nations that's very hard to

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miss and it's truly beautiful there's

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this boot with the crown of the Alps and

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the islands they're truly truly

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beautiful and seen from up here and

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so that you can see them and I see

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there's a little dome good-luck charm

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perhaps it's something that was given to

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you by someone close to you hey boo but

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sit by and pick up okay - oh so this is

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a Red Riding Hood from my daughter that

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she gave me before the launch and we

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used it on on our launch spacecraft to

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indicate once we reach zero-g so once

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riding-hood just started floating so we

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could tell that we were in zero-g my

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anchor okay Conquest NOP - Viacom

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Hood has is conquered by the wolf but

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she also conquers the wall so her his

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daughter set to take the little dollop

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and conquer space hey speaking of

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children astronaut is one of those

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professions that really fascinates

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children so while the wait so that they

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can become astronauts we we are aware

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that you're conducting experiments that

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involve children down here on earth what

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what kind of experiments are you

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conducting these are educational

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experiments it's a way to involve kids

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you mean okay I confided Ellison Thank

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Yvette and show them that science can be

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so we're going to be doing an experiment

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coordinated by the European Space Agency

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we delay that will grow some plants here

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on orbit yes could I ask you if um if I

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go crazy and we will distribute some

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kids throughout schools and will

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grow these plants and we'll make some

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scientific comments on on how they grow

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how much water they take and so simple

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things but they already give you an idea

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on the scientific method and and and how

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you can scientifically observe something

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simple as growing a plant equates to

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severe appearance ponder and then we'll

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do some observations in 3d so that you

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can know they can also expand their

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understanding vehicle disease and so

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that they can understand the the purpose

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of a place like this and they can

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concentrate on what to do when they grow

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up okay so we have a lot more trivial

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questions as well so since it's not

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every day we get to talk to an astronaut

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for example what do you eat so in movies

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were used to seeing things that you

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spray or that you suck on powder things

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so so what do you eat in space and do

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made a food question this is an

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important thing so I brought a few

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typical things it depends from person to

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person some people lose weight some

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exercise a lot more or less we tend to

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standard foods this is powdered so these

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are scrambled eggs ok now I'm going to

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little india so these are dehydrated

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packets that we rehydrate them we'll

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leave about 10 minutes so that they come

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back and then we'll eat them with

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working knife then we have little little

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this is curry chicken and we can heat it

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then we can eat it so as you can see

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with what you do because then you can't

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find things on earth everything falls to

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the ground here they kind of go

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thank you for the explanations in the

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meantime should tidy up for example in

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New Year's Day did you have a special

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New Year's menu or did you here did you

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eat dry eggs and sardines I didn't know

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to be honest with you we ate tins even

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that evening the Russians gave us some

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little gift packages with chocolate and

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onions I'm not sure if this qualifies as

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New Year's Day but having fresh things

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occurrence agreeable

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so anyway I'm sure it was appreciated so

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talking about sleeping you have many

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dawns and many sunsets throughout the

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day since the Sun coming comes and goes

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to get up and go to bed with the rhythms

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of daylight if he no yes utilize the GMT

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time that the London time that's where

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you are gunshot don't we use a working

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rhythm that's closer to Moscow it may

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seem strange but were based on the

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Russian subway so that the Russian

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work so we get up around 6:00 a.m. 7:30

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Mission Control and then we check the

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work activities for the day and then we

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work and pause for lunch and work until

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work we don't look outside much so we

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don't really get a feel for this

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continues following our dawns and

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unless it's evening so so we go into

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cupola and look down that's the time

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where Europe is at night but the rest of

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the world is in daylight without a

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person and they appear that it's not a

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critical piece of also a noise another

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fascinating activity that we only see

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movies so the the extra vehicular

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activities does it ever happen that you

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walk out of the International Space

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Station or you're always in there well

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it's not like somebody can say I'm tired

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tonight I'm gonna go out the station

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tonight to go watch a movie it's it's

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not that simple to do an Eevee a the the

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spacesuits are very delicate all pieces

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have a life so they can always be used a

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certain number of times so we try to

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limit the number of times that you have

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to use these spacesuits in this mission

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we do not expect to conduct any

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spacewalks unless unless there will be a

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need or an emergency or something will

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break down or something happens in that

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case we'll have to go outside to go fix

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it in fact a great part of the morning I

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spent setting up my spacesuit for

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spacewalks in case of emergency in a few

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weeks at Japanese refuel vehicle will

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arrive any case there's a there's a

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problem with that it'll be my and the

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commanders job to go outside and go fix

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it so we hope that it won't happen but

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if it should we're ready and I will go

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outside and gladly go outside take a

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walk certainly is it's a it's an

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extraordinary experience really

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non-zeros but so mister Nespoli I'm sure

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you have visitors because I'm sure even

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in space you can't you can't just be by

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yourself so the authority is going to be

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coming he's one of your astronaut

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colleagues that we've talked to so he's

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he's gonna bring some more things to

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make you work and but it should be nice

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to see someone new I'm sure it's not v30

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that you're missing right now you have a

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family being Allison we just talked

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about your one-year-old daughter how do

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you stay in touch I'm sure they that you

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missed them do you have the chance to

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talk to them I sure hope that you get to

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talk to people other than me llamo

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seguramente Reviva Delicato certainly

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await the arrival of the shuttle at the

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end of February and then after that

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there will be a shuttle with Roberto

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Vittori that I'm looking forward to see

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and we'll see what he brings us but we

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do stay in contact with our families

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this is a truly important thing we have

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a sort of telephone available that we

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can use to call you know if you help

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your little keyboard yeah and listen and

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talk to more or less who we want to

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throw out the world and then once a week

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but we have a chance to do a video

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conferencing with the system that's less

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sophisticated that they want we're using

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right now

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the resolution is a little lower but we

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can video conference so that we can say

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hello to one another for example

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yesterday was my wife's birthday so we

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had a special video conference in which

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I was able to wish her happy birthday

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from space it doesn't happen all the

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time surely doesn't mr. miss believe we

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thank you because the time that Houston

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has considered us is running out and we

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don't want to interfere with your

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activities so that day I'm sure you you

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had much more fun talking to your wife

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than us but but so we wish her happy

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birthday - thank you

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we're very proud that you're up there

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we're proud that Italy is represented

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and I can see you're rotating in the air

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I hope that's a sign of joy so we we

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think paolo nespoli italian astronaut in

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activity will come when at the end of

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May on it and everyone keep thinking

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when you were as you're getting ready

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for Easter and then your holidays just

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think that paolo nespoli is still up

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there 400 kilometres up there working

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for a future planet and I'm very happy

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that we got to talk with paolo nespoli

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for 20 minutes in space without

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interruptions in station this is Houston

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you appreciate it thank you thank you