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we're going to outer space right now no

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kidding you're looking at two astronauts

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got mike fossil and also ron garan from

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yonkers new york he married a woman from

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brooklyn he went to suny oneonta

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we're so proud of you how are things

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good greg things are going really good

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we're getting ready for

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space shuttle atlantis to show up in a

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couple weeks so we're busy preparing for

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that preparing for that

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you know everybody was concerned we were

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talking a lot about uh some space junk

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or an asteroid almost missing earth uh

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by chance that you see it go by where

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no we got word about that but it was it

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was too far away for us to see glad it

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i have a feeling the astronauts just

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rolled their eyes at each other i could

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have been imagining it listen where are

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you guys right you're in the

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international space station where over

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earth are you how far up are you and

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well we're about 250 miles up uh and

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about 10 minutes ago we passed over

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italy so uh we're we're probably a long

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way from italy now at five miles a

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second but uh um you know we travel

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you know we get 16 sunrises and sunsets

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a day so it's a pretty pretty

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interesting and incredible place to live

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how long have you guys been up there

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when do you come back and can you give

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us an idea what your day is like what do

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almost two and a half weeks ago uh and

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you'll be here in november is that

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correct so uh a typical day is you know

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orbital facility is to conduct uh

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research that we simply can't conduct on

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the ground to conduct it in the micro

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we are just finishing up the

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construction phase of the station or we

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just did finish that up so

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utilization phase of the international

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space station where we're going to get a

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lot of return on the investment we're

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discoveries so a great portion of our

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day is taken up with the science we also

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that pretty much fills up a day and plus

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that is so cool next friday is the last

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the russians for a ride into space how

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thing that we have to do to take that

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cooperation that uh that came of it and

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of quick observations number one lack of

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spacesuits you guys are casual looks

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around the house that's fantastic things

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shuttle and now i've just exceeded my

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time on the space shuttle a space

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shuttle missions no more than about two

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not had time to get bored yet but if if

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behind you i see two hatches two round

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windows with the window shades drawn

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much this is a airlock that we can put

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robotic arm right out there where we can

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ron i follow you on twitter your updates

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are amazing astro underscore ron you can

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follow me by the way if you feel like

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it's great kelly fox5 you'd make my year

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you can follow rosanna scotto rosanna

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scotto it's easy and uh gentlemen uh

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safe voyage and be thanks so so much for

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joining us hey ron do you want to say

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anything to the people back in yonkers i

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homecoming it was really uh heartwarming

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have astro underscore aggie here so

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safe trip

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take care it's great talking to you

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station this is houston acr that

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event please stand by for a voice check

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hey guys this is dan ingham from waco

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hey dan we have you loud and clear

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you've got mike and ron here

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hey we're we're doing great how about

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no man it's bad in texas it's about as

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bad a drought as we've seen in a long

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all right snaps when do we want to start

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to talk to two men who are living that

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when we were younger joining us now from

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the international space station right

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resident texan uh so to speak in the uh

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space station right now uh tell me a

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an aggie i can't believe it now

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gym we have a treadmill too but that

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one's been modified so we're wearing a

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harness and have bungee cords that

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literally hold us down so we can run on

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that surface and for weightlifting well

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weightlifting doesn't make much sense

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and so we use a resistive exercise

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machine that's got pressure cylinders

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it's kind of like a universal gym

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that allows us to get a very good very

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ron you were mentioning it earlier

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talking about the experiments you guys

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are doing what can can you give us a

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couple examples of the things you guys

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yeah you got a few hours um we've got

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we've got quite a few experiments going

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on we've got experiments in pro and

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protein crystal growth that could

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potentially lead to new medicines

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we've got a camera operating right now

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that's taken pictures of different

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crop growing areas of the world

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specifically in the northern regions and

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short growing seasons

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we've got experiments looking at the uh

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to try and better understand the earth's

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core

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uh to hopefully be able to lead to

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better ways of predicting natural

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disasters like volcanoes and earthquakes

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a lot of medical research we're looking

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into uh

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battling uh things like osteoporosis

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vaccine development we've recently made

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some breakthroughs in

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salmonella vaccines so the list goes on

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like i said it would take a few hours to

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describe them all but

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you know 99.9 of all the experiments

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that we're are doing on the space

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station are going to directly benefit

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planet earth and the inhabitants of

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planet earth so it's a it's a really

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important orbital facility that we have

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up here

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that sounds really fascinating before i

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get out of here let me i give you guys

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both an opportunity to say hello to

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anyone and i guess michael if you wanted

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to give a little gig i'm sure some of

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oh yeah well ron ron's an aggie dad too

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we're both aggie dads actually so yeah

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big uh a big shout out i've got a lot of

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friends in the waco area i've got a lot

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of baylor bear friends too but i got to

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say gig em eggs thanks

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yeah i have to add to that since he

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brought up that i'm also an aggie dad

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i'm also a longhorn dad too so we'll

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we'll have to get a complete disclosure

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all right gentlemen thank you so much

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for all the great work you're doing for

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our country up there and stay safe we'll

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wrap things up with a little bit more