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take your pick

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this is uh things as usual it's been my

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life for the longest time back in the

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navy now at nasa so it's

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yuri

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you've done it four times

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what's calling you back this is my job

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this is what i do i'm a cosmonaut and as

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a cosmonaut

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i think it's uh both i think it's my

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work like just like you mentioned and

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it's also a dream for not just me but

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for the humankind

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and it's also a possibility to extend

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and learn about ourselves about cosmos

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please tell us

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what's the difference between taking the

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integrated sim uh before you fly on the

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how to say shuttle i was

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on the mid deck and so my main goal was

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part of the construction of the space

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station in that flight this flight

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the three of us working together in the

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soyuz closely it's a lot different being

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like being on the flight deck

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and then the mission for the space

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station now has moved on to science and

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so we're we have a lot on our plate like

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yuri mentioned but a big part of that is

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the science exploration so i'm looking

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will the cosmonauts be faced with or is

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that a secret for now it's a secret

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game and you'll be able to find out

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about these abnormal situations and what

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they are

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once they're posted on the website gctc

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website after lunch

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across different subsystems and units

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life support element failure

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and

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something related to science

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without going into too much detail how

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are the points assigned it's quite a

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complicated technique actually

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multi-level technique

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every error has its own

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amount of points that it carries

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and then when we total up

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and we tally up the uh

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error points

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then

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we we can see that it's a

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and what is this assessing it's uh

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intended to assess the readiness of the

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crew for space flight and also give the

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basis to the

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agency commission to uh

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become a deciding point between prime

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and backup crew if that's something that

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pull your tickets

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okay

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good luck guys

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is everybody ready

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uh what's your assessment of the work

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that the crew did yesterday and today

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it was a solid effort

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so i'm hoping that today will go the

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and ultimately we're hoping to get a

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good grade today thank you

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next question

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uh what are you looking forward the most

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uh up there at the iss what is the

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that question for me then i think

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definitely working with the crewmates

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that we have here and the ones that will

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be up there already

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they're already started into a

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aggressive science program and then we

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multiple vehicles that will be up there

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when we're there

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and possibly some a couple evas so it's

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going to be a very busy increment

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but of course there's got to be time to

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look at the earth because that's going

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williams can you explain the uh

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sure it's all day event and it's sort of

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uh is a representation of all the

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activities that we will be doing in the

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soyuz starting from the launch start

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all the way through insertion the orbit

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burns and the rendezvous to get to the

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space station and then after lunch we'll

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um it's been it's gonna be uh less than

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a a month until launch and i'm looking

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forward to

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going uh up into space with these two

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veteran astronauts cosmonauts uh in

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what's the language of preference among

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your crew mates

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well both sunny

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jack's colleagues speak very well when

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it comes to russia

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and uh russian is the prime language for

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soyuz operations and english is the main

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language on the station so we can

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variate and we can switch between

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languages and these two are real

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proficient in russian

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during the four and a half months a very

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short duration but uh we have a lot to

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we have uh of course science experiments

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waiting for a lot of cargo ships

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i'm looking forward to all those

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activities and working together with the

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are you ready

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we are ready

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good morning

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do we do it the same way we always do it

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any questions no questions

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you didn't bring any gifts for us

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is ready for the integrated exam sim on

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the soyuz vehicle

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good morning

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do you have any questions

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if you don't have any questions

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and do you remember where the mock-up is

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go on then good luck what's the main

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difference you've uh accustomed to nasa

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the shuttle what's the main difference

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what's your first reaction to what

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you've been training your training so

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i've been lucky enough to train in many

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different places i've been training in

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russia since 1994.

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i had a chance to be part of a crew that

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built part of the space station mir

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using the shuttle

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so i count myself extremely lucky

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to be a part of this crew

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and to have a chance to fly in space

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again and and to live and work on the

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international space station it's

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it's all part of one long wonderful

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thomas

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what does medicine

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well it's a very exciting plan a very uh

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fascinating program but health is uh

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first it comes first and it's really

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important

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for both on earth

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and uh

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on orbit

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bone density issues

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and the study thereof are really

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important really fascinating areas to be

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involved in

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we wish all of the crew good luck and

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how about we take a

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picture