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on npc i'm ready as well cbs the talk

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this is mission control houston please

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call station for a voice check

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station this is the talk how do you hear

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i hear you loud and clear how me

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we hear you loud and clear excellent

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welcome to the international space

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i've been here but i've been there

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just kidding getting by here we go

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welcome back to the talk today we have a

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special treat we're about to meet a mom

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whose devotion let's just say reaches

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beyond the stratosphere katie coleman is

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a nasa astronaut and a mother of two and

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she joins us now from the international

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hello

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this is so cool isn't it hey

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look at this

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wow

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there's a delay too so we got to see

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katie can you hear me

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yes i can hear you

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not the brightest person so please don't

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try to say smart thing

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when you're talking to me but when

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you're talking to sarah and julie you

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you know things that have to do with

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what you're doing um

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i want to know about your day-to-day

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like what take take me through like an

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average day for you what you have your

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own room you get up what do you do do

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you shower do you

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you know we we get up in the morning

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brush our teeth eat breakfast just like

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everybody else

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except that everything we do we're

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weightless and all the things we're

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doing it with are weightless as well so

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you start off with that teeth brushing

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thing and i have to say you know

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spitting that's going to be a problem so

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we swallow our toothpaste and the day

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what is your what is your average work

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day is it like a real eight-hour day or

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and then what do you guys do you sit

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around looking out the windows and what

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do you guys do

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you know seriously we live to look out

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the windows because it is simply amazing

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to look out and you know every day is

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different looking down at the earth it

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depends on the weather it depends on the

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lighting i'm learning geography hand

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over foot and so we live to look out the

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window but i will say that most of our

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work is inside you know here in the

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space station i'm in the japanese the

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japanese part of the space station it's

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the module that they built for

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experiments we have a european module we

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have a russian section at uh uh united

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states section the canadians built the

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arm it's a big big international venture

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and every day um actually the night the

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the night the day begins the night

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before because i look at the schedule

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see what i'm going to do and i study up

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and uh and just try to understand what

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experiments i'm going to do and i can

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actually show you one of them one of

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so before i before i show you this let

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it's going to come back to me okay

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i want to show i want to show you why we

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do these experiments and that is because

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this is a bag of water okay and i'm

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so it's a brand new bag of water and so

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my straw is a little crimped there i'm

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going to come a little closer and you

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can see this giant blob of water and

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we're getting to see in space what do

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kids at home how do you stay close to

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stay close to your kids while you're in

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well one of the ways that that we stay

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close is i try to keep him really

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interested in what i'm doing and i'm

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shaking up our fluids experiments so you

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can kind of see you know what the what a

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real experiment looks like and not just

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playing with our water drops but

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understanding how fluids behave in space

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well it has to do with everything we do

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and everything that we wear everything

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that is in our house that is made with a

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process of something flowing through a

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pipe we need to understand what liquids

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do and this experiment actually shows us

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how to design fuel tanks for satellites

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and you think well gee why would i care

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everybody uses a cell phone electronic

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devices communication military defense

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when we talk about i'm trying to keep my

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son interested another way i do that is

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actually to bring um once one of his

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things with me up to space he's a big

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fan and so am i of calvin and hobbes

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hobbs up in space with me and i bring

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hobbs to do experiments and i take

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pictures and send them down to the

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ground so he understands what i'm doing

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every day and i did that while i was

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so katie since you've been in space uh

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what extra daddy duties has your husband

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um had to take on since you're there on

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you know i think a lot and i really

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thank him for for doing all of that and

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uh you know i would have to say it's

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it's hard for me to to let some of that

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go you know everything's not going to be

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done maybe the way that you would do it

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and yet i know my son is in great hands

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he's just a super super dad i think it's

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i know that um because my husband and i

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both commute we have a commuting

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marriage we're both single parents in a

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him just because there's there's nobody

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your commander there in space is the

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brother-in-law to congresswoman

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gabrielle giffords

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what has it been like at the

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you know it's it's hard to be far away

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when uh when things are happening down

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on earth and i can't speak for scott but

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i think something like the tragedy in

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tucson at least for me you know it makes

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me think how how precious all my

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relationships are and and it just made

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me want to call you know everybody that

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i love and and just make sure that they

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knew that i cared about them and

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up here you know i think that we're uh

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we have a serious job to do and we're

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intent on doing our jobs and we try not

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to let things get in the way and at the

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same time there's a there's a value in

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just um you know thinking about what's

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i'm curious does it get lonely in space

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well you know i was very excited about

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this interview just because i won't

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necessarily say it's lonely up here but

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there are not a lot of other women and

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so actually the thought of sort of

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having coffee with you guys was really

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appealing to me in fact i brought mine

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you know i'm serious that there's

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there's something nice about sitting

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yeah yeah i love that i'm curious how

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you also prepared to leave for six

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well you know i did my best i know i've

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left a lot of holes i'm still writing

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back and forth with my husband and

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making sure he understands how to get my

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w-2 and all those kinds of you know

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couple years that i'd be going to the

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space station and i tried to make it

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really clear when it would happen it

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took several years to train i traveled

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to japan to europe to russia and around

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the us training for really almost three

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that's actually worse in a way than

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being up here they like to say that when

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i'm up here at least they know where i

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am and in fact they have a application

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where a computer program that they look

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at and they know exactly where i am and

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they go mom you're going over australia

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so it's it's pretty fun to be up here

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what research um are you doing in space

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on a day-to-day basis i love to do the

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things that i actually get to touch and

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some of them aren't as tangible we're

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doing some research in osteoporosis

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which i think is fascinating and

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valuable basically i'm an experiment and

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i because we lose bone mass up here

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of a 70 year old osteoporotic woman and

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so because i don't have some of the

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potential complications that somebody

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who's 70 might i'm sort of a clean

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medical specimen to do some experiments

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and so i'm taking some of those drugs

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changing and we looked at it before i

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left while i'm up here and also when i

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of osteoporosis which certainly affects

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do the health implications of that scare

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you that i take them very very

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seriously in that we exercise um

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you know about almost two hours a day

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which i'll say i'm not disciplined

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implications of not exercising are

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really having a tremendous amount of

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bone loss and i have a 10 year old and i

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figure i still have a lot of running

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katie i wanted to ask you other than

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your son what do you as a woman what do

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you know i i'm actually so excited about

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being here and just living in this

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environment and discovering new things

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every day in terms of what's delightful

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about just being here about moving back

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and forth it's it's just really such a

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neat place i don't actually miss

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anything yet um i certainly miss my

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family quite a bit and uh but at the

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same time it's not as if i wish to be

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exercise two hours a day but being that

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uh we have a weightlifting machine which

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pulling against something that's that's

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pulling on a vacuum and so it's really

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a gym you know i have a we have a bar i

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go up and down and you use my legs i can

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do sit-ups all these arm weights we have

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a treadmill that i wear a harness and it

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holds me down on the treadmill and i

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have to say that it was really

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interesting

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after a few days of not exercising

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floating around up here it was

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fascinating to suddenly be on the

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treadmill standing on your feet and i

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what's the first thing you want to do

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when you eventually do get home back to

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well i'm assuming a shower will be like

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right in there i mean i'm actually clean

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up here you know my hair is clean and

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you know we have we take sponge baths

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literally and so you're clean but

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there's just nothing about like being

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you know actually in a shower i think

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um

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you know just being on the earth and

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walking around on your feet and i think

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smelling

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smelling you know just

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the garden and outside and the street

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and cars and

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that that kind of sense is a little

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missing up here and even just listening

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to noises that aren't just the home of

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the space station and feeling the wind

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i'm looking forward to maybe being on a

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beach and feeling the wind and looking

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as we get ready to say goodbye is there

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any message you'd like to send out to

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your ten-year-old son or your husband

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well you know i miss them so much and i

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appreciate i mean it's a lot of work for

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them for me to be gone and i'm just

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hoping that while i'm up here the things

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that i'm doing end up being worth it and

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i actually just really think that they

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will be what we do here in space somehow

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says to kids wow don't you want to be an

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astronaut don't you think you could do

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this somehow they look at us and they

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think they could do this and they're

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right and it inspires them to

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study hard in school and learn the math

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and science that they need to be

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part of the future because they are the

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future so

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it's a long time to be away from family

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it's actually a magical place to spend

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that time in

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and i think that the payoff is is very

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big

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katie coleman thank you so much for

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joining us we wish you the best of luck

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up there in space keep doing the good

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work you're doing take good care

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we'll be right back thank you and thanks

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station this is houston acr thank you

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happy thank you thank you nice to hear

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