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well guys it's hard to believe it's time

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it's time you've been up here almost six

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months you've we've learned everything

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from you we could possibly learn

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and uh and now it's time to say goodbye

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it uh we don't want to see you go we we

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like the company we love the friendship

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and like we said the other night you

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know

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we're like brothers and we've lived

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together closer than

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families

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in many ways so thank you very much and

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we wish you you know all the best in the

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hours ahead

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and soft landing and we cannot wait to

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okay

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bye-bye

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okay

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gonna take a while

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to

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the leak check for the transfer hatches

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and departure farewells here in the lab

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that that take came down successfully

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yes it did and we really appreciated it

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okay great we'll uh we'll put that tape

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in the reuse bag then

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again you're looking at video that was

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uh recorded just a few minutes ago by

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sergey volkov who remains on board the

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international space station with mike

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fossum and satoshi furukawa

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as uh samokutyaev the soyuz commander on

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the right ron garan in the middle

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bodacinka on the left

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one final opportunity to say goodbye to

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their colleagues

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before the hatches were closed at 4 30

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p.m

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central time about 10 minutes ago

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in the first step leading uh to the

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undocking of the soyuz that'll will take

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place just under three hours from now

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at 7 38 pm central time samokutyaev

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they're wiping down the outer ring

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to the hatch

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between the soyuz spacecraft and the

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module to make sure no

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particles of debris are present that

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could interfere

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with a clean undocking of the soyuz

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spacecraft

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the abnormal situations book is prepared

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okay

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let's uh go ahead and start then and

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continue talking to us please

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okay big cover there is in the close

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translating to the star

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open indicator is off

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look that

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andre please write down the bow pressure

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8 46 millimeters mcc moscow the sr ball

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and with a final wave

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the hatch was closed again at 4 30 pm

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s2 indicator f4 is not eliminated

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undocking confirmed at 7 38 pm central

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bracket undocking occurring over

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time space station you look great

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backing away guys

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it's been great sharing space with you

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safe journey and soft landing my friends

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got speed from the international space

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foreign

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final farewell words from

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space station commander mike fossum

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wishing uh the crew on board the soyuz

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tma-21 a soft landing in godspeed

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yes that's the ground

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one minute away from a separation burn

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that will be initiated by soyuz

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commander alexander samokutyaev to

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increase the opening rate from the

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looking right down the barrel of the

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to which uh this soyuz was attached

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since april 7th this is the same docking

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port to which dan burbank anatoly

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ivanishin and anton shkaplerov will dock

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since the indicators

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we were waiting for the physical

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separation

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we are watching the pro activation

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separation burn now in effect a 15

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second burn of the soyuz engines

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this increases uh the opening rate

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at 10 05 pm central time tonight

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as the soyuz will move to a distance of

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12 kilometers away from the

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with the undocking of this vehicle

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expedition 29 has now officially begun

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a little bit lighter we need

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and you can see in this view as it darts

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uh back and forth amongst the clouds

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over the pacific ocean uh you can see

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the soyuz tma-21 spacecraft

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as it continues an opening rate

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from the international space station

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eventually uh to be at a position some

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12 kilometers away from the station for

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the deorbit burn that is scheduled two

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hours four minutes from now

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and uh we now have video from the

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landing site uh on a bright sunny day

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with temperatures in the mid 60s as the

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is now in the process of being extracted

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that should be uh the commander of the

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soyuz alexander samokutyaev yes indeed

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it is

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being helped out by his flight surgeon

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it appeared to be uh almost a bullseye

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landing for the soyuz that we were told

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that the first helicopters uh landed

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not quite two minutes after the soyuz

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itself touched down

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so that would uh tend to enhance the

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swift extraction from the crew as we

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await further reports from you on that

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yeah you're exactly right i mean you

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know you've done this uh quite a number

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of times and a lot of people don't

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realize what these helicopters do is

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they sort of arrive at the targeted area

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and hover for a bit until they get a

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confirmation of exactly where the soyuz

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has landed but we actually did not hover

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landing site about four of the

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helicopters had already landed in front

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um the medical tent was already being

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put up as we got here

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uh which was sort of an indication of

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how on target today's landing actually

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was but they had gone ahead and gotten

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the parachute

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torn down and it looks like they're

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pulling out yet another crew member as

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and that would be ron garan flashing a

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big smile as he's extracted

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landing on its side

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would tend to slow down the extraction

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of the crew a bit as opposed to back in

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may when dimitri condrati of katie

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coleman and paulo nespoli landed upright

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and were extracted in the preferred

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manner

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we can see dr steve gilmore there one of

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the flight surgeons but ron garan looks

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to be in good shape

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soyuz land on their side of course uh

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you know no one can predict exactly how

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they're gonna roll uh and anyone that

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has ever seen inside a soil used knows

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that it is a very tight quarters that

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the crew members sometimes are basically

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each other so depending on how the soyuz

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um it's a little hard sometimes to get

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them out so it takes just a few minutes

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to really get everybody in strap of

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course they want to make sure they do it

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in a delicate manner to make sure that

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the crew members aren't you know falling

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on top of each other as they get out uh

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but they're continuing to make good

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progress considering that they've

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already got two crew members out and

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this thing landed what 20 25 minutes a

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year which is quite impressive

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and never shy of ceremonial trappings

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we're looking at a picture of the great

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designer sergey coryoff and yuri gagarin

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that was carried inside the capsule

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itself of course this spacecraft was

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dubbed gagarin uh prior to its launch uh

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back on april 5th just a week shy of the

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launching of yuri gagarin is the first

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human in space a good view now of ron

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garan he looks to be in very good shape

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uh smiling broadly and uh you probably

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have a better view than we do josh uh

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what are you seeing

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now he looks to be in great shape you

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know it's uh it's always amazing to see

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these astronauts and cosmonauts come

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back to earth after being up there for

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six months

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the international space station program

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and our international partners have

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worked to keep these crew members in

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shape while they're up there on orbit i

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think quite a bit has been learned about

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how the human body uh reacts to being up

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there for that long and you can see how

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well these crew members now come back to

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earth and how well they feel

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precautions and those efforts that we

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and uh josh as you're speaking uh andre

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bottosenka now in his reclining chair so

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all three crew members are out of the

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soyuz appearing to be in very good shape

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and we'll be watching uh the television

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as uh it becomes available to us uh as

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the crew members uh have an opportunity

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to spend a few minutes uh

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beginning the adaptation to a gravity uh

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environment for the first time in five

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and a half months they'll be carried

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into the medical tent and

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if you could uh offer a few thoughts

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josh down there at the landing site as

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to what takes place once the crew gets

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in the medical tent and what uh what

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then lies ahead as they make their way

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back to karaganda

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because you know typically this medical

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tent is set up about a hundred yards

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away today this medical stand is no more

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than probably 30 yards away from the for

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the soyuz landed so it's not going to be

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a very

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long trip as these crew members

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probably within the next few minutes

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will be lifted up in their chairs and

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moved over to the medical tent uh that

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is where the flight doctors will do sort

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of a

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an eyeball exam of exactly how

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the crew members are doing to make sure

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that they're feeling okay uh and then

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they will go through the process of

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taking off their launch and entry suits

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which takes a few minutes uh they'll put

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on some more comfortable clothes and

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then they will each go to their

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individual helicopters they're sitting

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just a few yards away

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and all of us will fly back to the city

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of karaganda about two hours

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which is where the welcome ceremony will

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take place so

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this all these procedures here

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on the ground are continuing as all this

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ground personnel yeah get these crew

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members set up and welcome them back to

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well it was a textbook

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evening in terms of all of the

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activities the crews saying farewell to

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one another up on orbit

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the

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undocking of this soyuz spacecraft

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several hours ago and of course the

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deorbit burn and all the activities

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associated with the module separation

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the deployment of the parachutes we

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we actually were devoid of audible

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communications between the crew and uh

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mission control in karayof outside of

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moscow however

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we were fortunate enough to be receiving

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reports from the visiting vehicle

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officer here in mission control josh

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who was in touch with russian ballistics

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personnel and ultimately

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heard that everything was going by the

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book and that two-way communications had

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been established with the crew during

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the final minutes of their descent back

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and uh let's go back uh

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to josh byerly at the landing site uh

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josh the crew uh entering the medical

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tent as we can see

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oh yeah they're you know like we talked

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about they've gotten aware this is just

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a very systematic process so they've

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already moved them in there and as you

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talked about they'll start getting uh

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more comfortable this this medical tent

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really is quite closer uh today than it

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typically is uh so it wasn't a very far

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walk for them to go over there but joel

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montelvano who is our

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director of operations over here in

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russia is moving over toward the castle

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as i'm watching him he has a long list

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of inventory items that he's going to

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retrieve we're now seeing replays of the

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again these views captured uh

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by television cameras aboard uh the

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closest uh

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search and recovery helicopters in the

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vicinity of the landing site you can see

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how close the soyuz landed to a bullseye

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target basically

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uh the

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first all-terrain vehicles already at

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the spacecraft

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one of the

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spacecraft technicians from rsc and

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nergia

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wiping down the

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hatch at the very top of the soyuz

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spacecraft prior to the time that it was

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to begin the extraction process the

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again you're watching a replay uh

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of the initial opening of the hatch that

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took place uh a short time ago

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as the search and recovery teams uh and

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rsc inergia technicians

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began the process of extracting the crew

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from the descent module of the soyuz

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tma-21 spacecraft you can see uh peering

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inside uh the hatchway uh how cramped

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the quarters are however the soyuz

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landed

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an excellent view in this replay of the

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soft landing engines uh

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firing just a split second before

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touchdown to help buffer uh the initial

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impact of the landing under the main

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chute of the soyuz and one of the

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russian mi8 helicopters landing within