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t-minus 30 seconds and counting

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t-minus 20 seconds and counting the

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t-minus 15 seconds and counting the

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second umbilical tower is now separating

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lift off lift off to the soyuz tma22

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with dan burbank anton shkaplerov

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and anatoly ivanishin as they head for

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the international space station due for

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visiting vehicle officer reporting good

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first stage performance the soyuz

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delivering 102 tons of thrust from its

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four boosters in single engine

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stage

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one minute into the flight all system is

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the vehicle is stable there's our first

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live view of dan burbank there sitting

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in the right seat of the soyuz

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anton shkaplerov there in the middle he

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is the commander of this vehicle

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and just to the right of frame is

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ivanishin all three crew members

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continuing to watch over the procedures

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and watch the performance of the vehicle

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the flight controllers continue to

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confirm that the soyuz is flying true

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inside the international space station

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mike fossum sergey volkov and satoshi

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furukawa are watching inside the destiny

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as their fellow expedition 29 colleagues

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head up toward the international space

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station they'll be docking with orbiting

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complex

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stage 3 thrusters are off

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separation confirmed confirmation of

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third stage separation

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and as you can see from the

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angry bird floating up above shkaplerov

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i am

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have a good flight

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mike sufferdini international space

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station program manager we are not at

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the north pole

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uh but um what a moment a milestone

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moment um your thoughts

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as uh manned soyuz missions are back in

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business

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uh i'm looking forward to getting this

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crew on orbit and getting ourselves in a

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posture to accept the next crew get

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ourselves back up to six

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and get on with utilization so it's uh

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it's an exciting moment for sure for the

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program

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you know the

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it's been three months since the

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progress accident

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that

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changed the plans and changed the launch

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schedules and by our standards in the

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united states uh this weather would be

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almost unheard of to even think about a

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launch but for the russians it's almost

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normal can you tell us a little bit

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about your thoughts as the weather

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deteriorated today but the countdown

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progressed

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yeah our russian colleagues

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have been in this business of

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long-duration space flight for for a

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good while and one thing they know for

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sure is you got to build vehicles that

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are robust can fly in any weather

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because

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they take the view that it is critical

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to keep the supplies running to to the

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vehicle on orbit including the crews and

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so

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vehicle to be able to

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to stand the weather conditions they

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might see out here in viking or of

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course

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while this is interesting to you and i

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uh or unique to you and i because we

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live in houston this is the kind of

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weather they see out here in the desert

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and

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vehicle

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many years

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of flight time on this vehicle

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they've evolved it over years but

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haven't made major changes to it and

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that's why they're able to

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quickly solve a problem and get it back

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to flying and why on days like today

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when it's snowing outside we can still

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launch

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terms of the russians aggressively

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tackling the problem that occurred back

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in august getting back to flying and

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getting back into a posture where the

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station shortly will be in steady state

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six man operations again very critical

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as we all know we've talked about a lot

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since shuttle retired is this is this is

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the only way we can get people to and

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from space station for a while and we

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need to have the people on board in

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order to do the research and maintain

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the vehicle so this is a critical launch

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from

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god bless you god help you on your

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is

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oh

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thank foreign

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so

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all right

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um

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foreign

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okay

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huh

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crazy

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so

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um

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yes

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foreign

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oh

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what

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oh my gosh

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thank you