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hello I'm Sonny Williams I'm up here on

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the International Space Station no want

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to say where we are so right now we're

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in the Japanese laboratory it's one

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laboratory out of many here on the

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International Space Station it's

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actually on the left-hand side if I was

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International Space Station and I was

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flying through space like this my left

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hand would be where the Japanese

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laboratory is so now again we're on the

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right hand side all the way on the right

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of the International Space Station this

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is Columbus the European module it has

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science experiments all over you could

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see it looks a little bit crowded and

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here we do a lot of our medical

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so this is no - this is a really cool

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module of course most of these modules

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you'll see they have four sides and

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they're put together that way we could

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sort of wat work on a flat plane either

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a wall a floor another wall or the

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ceiling but you know again all you have

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to do is turn yourself and your

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reference changes the reason I'm

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bringing that up is because this is

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where four out of six of us sleep and so

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people always ask about sleeping in

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space do you lie down are you in a bed

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not really because it doesn't matter you

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don't really have the sensation of lying

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down you just sit in your sleeping bag

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so here's one sleep station right here

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I'm going in right now you can follow me

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so I'm inside it's sort of like a little

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phone booth but it's pretty comfy I've

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got a sleeping bag right here that we

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sleep in so we don't have a sort of like

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a little bit of a cover and we don't fly

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all over the place

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but you know you can sleep in any

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orientation I have it sleeping feeling

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like I'm standing up right now but like

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you saw I'm on the floor but it doesn't

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matter if I turn over and I sleep upside

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down

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I can't have it I don't have any

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sensation in my head that tells me that

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I'm upside down so it really doesn't

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matter the sleep station is also like a

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little office we've got a computer in

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here as you can see we've got a couple

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little toys I've got some books I've got

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some clothes and other things that make

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and just for reference that's one sleep

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station this one's another

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right here

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there's one on the ceiling if you want

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to call it right here and then there's a

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fourth on the other wall over here so

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all of us sleep in a little bit of a

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circle all right come on back there's

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here we are in the u.s. laboratory again

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this is a laboratory with science

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experience on all of the walls here all

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sorts of stuff that we do and one of the

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things we also do is we exercise we have

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some exercise equipment on board the

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space station we need to do that because

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we lose bone density and muscle mass

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while we're up here and that's a result

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of not having to fight against gravity

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so how we keep ourselves in shape are

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with a bike a treadmill and a

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weightlifting machine this is the bike

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you notice the clip the pedals so all

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you need to do is actually clip your

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feet in and then you can start pedaling

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you don't need a seat because you don't

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sit down actually I haven't sat down for

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six months now so you don't need any any

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type of seat just make sure you're

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you're held in with your pedals you

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probably see that the bike bounces

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around a little bit as I move it it's

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not steady and held to the wall firmly

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and the reason for that is

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the space station is pretty big you saw

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that there's also solar arrays on the

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space station if we start putting any

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forces into the space station it's going

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to make those solar arrays bounce around

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a little bit so to prevent that the

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machines bounce around a little bit move

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around a little bit and that way we

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don't put any forces on to the structure

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of the spacecraft out to the solar

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arrays all right a little farther on

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here's a pretty cool place this is sort

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of like in your house where everybody

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meets in the morning after you wash your

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face brush your teeth you want to find

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something for breakfast and this is our

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kitchen

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you might notice there's all sorts of

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foods here it's like opening the

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refrigerator you got all your different

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stuff that you want to have drinks meats

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eggs vegetables cereals bread snacks and

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that's a good place that's where you

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find all the candy side dishes and then

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some little power bars just in case so

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we have all this type of food

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some of it is dehydrated and so we have

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to hydrate it fill it up with water some

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of it is already made and then all we

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have to do is heat it up so something

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like this I'm pulling out barbecued beef

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brisket pretty yummy not only is this

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food made in the US but we also have

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food here from Japan

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we've got Russian food as you can see

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all these red containers are filled with

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food that's from Russia and now we get

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some of our specialty stuff some things

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that we like some of our favorite stuff

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that your family can send up in fact I

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like fluffernutter's and so I got sent

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up some fluff so I could make my fluff

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another with peanut butter so you have a

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I'm here with my two buddies in the

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airlock actually these are two

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spacesuits that are ready primed up to

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go outside as we call it to go do a

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spacewalk in case we have to do any

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thing outside some of the things we do

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Outsiders just like inside repairs we

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have a lot of electrical boxes and

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machinery and solar arrays in fact that

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I talked about earlier that are outside

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and sometimes they don't work quite

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right remember space is really cold and

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really hot and it's also the vacuum of

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space with no pressure and so some of

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the equipment doesn't work well all the

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time so we might have to go out and do a

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spacewalk right behind me is actually

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the hatch that you go out into space and

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right now we have it filled up with a

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couple other spacesuits because we've

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got four of them up here and some of our

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tools but right behind here is the hatch

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in which you actually go right outside

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into the vacuum of space the spacesuit

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is pretty big as you can see it's like

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being a football player part of the

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reason it's so big and bulky is because

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of this backside this backpack it's like

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going on a hike with a backpack but the

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backpack and the suit weighs about 300

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pounds luckily in space nothing really

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weighs anything so you don't feel that

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it's so heavy but we need to have such a

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big suit because that guy back there is

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essentially the heart of the spacecraft

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this I call this actually a spacecraft

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it has all the oxygen for you it has all

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the carbon dioxide removal system for

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you it also has a heating and cooling

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system to make sure the regulate our

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body temperatures while we're outside it

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also has a computer so it tells you on a

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display here if there's anything that is

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going wrong with the suit if we're

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running out of oxygen if we have too

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much carbon dioxide

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or any type of electrical problem so

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it's a pretty awesome little spacecraft

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and actually got to go out use my

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spacecraft little spacecraft a couple

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times and it worked like a charm lucky

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that it works very nice you might want

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to see what the helmet looks like it's

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pretty cool too we don't usually go out

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like this so you usually can see when

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the helmets open so you can see what it

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looks like inside somebody's little head

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would be inside of here so you can see

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you can turn your head all the way

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around while you're inside of there but

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the helmet stays still so it's

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determined you're you're how far you

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could see and it's usually pretty sunny

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out there so we have to wear our

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sunglasses and this is our sunglasses

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right here which make you look pretty

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here we are at the throne this is

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awesome you might see the little you

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might have noticed a little moon on the

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outside this is our orbital outhouse

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and of course it serves for two

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functions

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number two right here I'll show you but

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you see it's pretty small so you have to

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have pretty good aim and you'd be bit be

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ready to make sure things get let go the

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right direction and it smells a little

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bit so I'm closing it up and that's of

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course for number two and this guy right

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here is for number one so there's sort

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of two slightly separate functions but

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you can do a little essentially both by

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hanging on right here and doing number

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one and number two I might add it's

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color coded so you really don't get it

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mixed up which is nice this is yellows

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for number one and also there's a

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selection of paper people always ask

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about toilet paper what do you do a

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toilet paper what kind of toilet paper

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do you have we have gloves just because

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sometimes it does get messy we have some

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Russian wipes which are a little bit

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coarse if you like the coarse type of

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toilet paper we have some nice tissues

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which are nice and soft if you like soft

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toilet paper

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we have Huggies just for any cleanup you

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know we're all babies once and this sort

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of helps and then if things get really

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out of control we have

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disinfectant wipes just to make sure we

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clean up here because you know just like

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the water I showed you the number one

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stuff can sort of go all over the place

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if you don't aim correctly and did I

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mention both of these have a little bit

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of section so they shouldn't keep things

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going in the right direction but like I

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said sometimes things get a little out

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of control if you are out of control

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yourself flying around so we have lots

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of protective stuff and of course you do

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so other people know that you're in

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there now I'm going to take you to one

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of the coolest places on the Space

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it's like a glass-bottom boat this is

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the cupola it stick sticks down below

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the space station it's one of those

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places you find yourself hanging out and

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all the time because all you want to do

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is look back at our planet I think some

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questions I had were about what are you

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doing your free time and you can't help

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but want to just come to the cupola and

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look outside as much as you can and a

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lot of folks

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I play this game with myself about where

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we're flying over the earth I try to

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come in here and just guess after being

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here for a little while you can sort of

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figure it out you can tell different

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cloud types over different continents

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you can tell different soil types over

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different continents so let's see and

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then of course there's a lot of ocean so

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usually we're over the ocean at first

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glance I will tell you in just a moment

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what

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there we go right now we are right over

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Africa it's a little bit cloudy as you

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can tell so we're right over the

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continent of Africa hey what's that they

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think that's a Soyuz spacecraft that's

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the spacecraft that's taking us home to

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planet Earth today oh my gosh we might

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have to go take a look at that that's

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pretty cool it's a little bit smaller

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than the rest of the spacecraft the

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space station so you'll see if we get go

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there it'll be a little bit more cramped

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so we're going you can look all the way

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back to the back of the spacecraft which

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is where the Russian segment is and then

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you could look all the way forward to

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the front of the spacecraft where the

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where the Japanese laboratory the

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European laboratory and the American

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laboratory hey one thing I didn't show

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you or I talked about but I didn't show

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you was the exercise one another piece

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of exercise device this is what we call

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the a red and with this you can lift

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based on vacuum in these cylinders just

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like you do at home at a gym for example

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if I wanted to do a squat I could do it

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like this which means some weight on

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this thing I'm not lifting with anything

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one of the cool things you could do you

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could do things that you can't do at

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home for example single leg squats with

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just one leg because the other leg

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it won't fall over so all sorts of stuff

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you can also do bench press we have a

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bench that we could add on here so you

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can work on your beach muscles alright I

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showed you the Sawyer's let's go check

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hey Aki what are you doing down there

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this is one of the cool things about

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space too

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it sort of looks like there's a big old

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hole here but you don't even think twice

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about it you can just jump over the hole

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or if you want you can go jump into the

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hole I'm coming down back up again like

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Superman we were lucky we have a really

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cool big Space Station that you can fly

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around and that's actually called the

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PMM you might have saw it out the window

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is a big silver cannister what's really

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great about that is it's essentially our

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closet in our pantry or whatever you

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want to call it

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we have extra food down there we have

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extra clothes we actually throw the

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trash out down there so it's nice and

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organized and we have all of our stuff

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that we need while we're working in all

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these other modules all stowed in this

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location down here and it's a lot of fun

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the Soyuz Oh one thing we need to show

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you is our patches here well we've been

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up here we've been expedition 32 first

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and then just recently we're leaving

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will be

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we were expedition 33 and there's all

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the crew members who are up here with us

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right now myself yuri malenchenko aki

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hoshide if you couldn't read japanese

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you've guinea tarelkin if you can read

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Russian Oleg Novitsky and Kevin Ford who

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just took over as the commander of the

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space station and will be the commander

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for the next couple months and he by the

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way is behind the camera right now so

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you can say hi Kevin they were going

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into the Russian segment be ready you

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[Music]

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it goes a lot farther back than this

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we'll go take a trip and say hello to

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the boys down there in just a minute but

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let's do that first actually then we'll

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go down to the Soyuz at the very end

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this is your beginning this is the FTB

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and what's cool about this module it is

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actually the very first piece of the

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space station that came up in 1998 the

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space station has been around for about

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now man for 12 years but it's been up in

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space for about 14 years and this was

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the very first it is like the Russians

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pmm it has a lot of storage as you can

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so here we are in the heart of the space

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station really this is the service mall

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module this is the central post in case

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we had any problems I know when a couple

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of the questions are what type of things

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do you have to worry about and some of

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the things we have to worry about in

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space are fire if we had a fire if we

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had a depressurization like we were hit

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by a micrometeorite and it made a hole

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or if we had some type of toxic

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atmosphere we use ammonia for our

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radiator so there is a possibility that

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ammonia could come into the vehicle and

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then it would be bad for all of us if we

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have any of those problems we come right

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here which we call the central post it

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is the main heart of the space station

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it was also the first computers that

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came up here that ran the space station

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so behind this wall right here are these

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main computers so we gather here as a

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group of three or six and then figure

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out how we're gonna either fight the

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fire patch the hole or solve the the

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toxic spill and what's cool about this

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module of course is the central post it

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also has great windows right down toward

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Earth it has controls to fly in visiting

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spacecraft if

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some assistance right here it has

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Russian computers as well as American

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computers to help us control anything we

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need to on the space station it's a

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couple of our crewmates back there Oh

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live Oleg Novitsky on the right and

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nearing launching Co on the left

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there's also second bathroom here which

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is really cool because six of us going

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to one bathroom is really tough and so

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there's one bathroom here in one

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bathroom on the other side where I

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showed you and you can probably see on

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the wall behind a leg and earring some

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of the heroes of the space program

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Korolev Sergei Korolev who was a chief

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designer of putting men into space and

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of course on the right hand side Yuri

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Gagarin the first man

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I'm gonna stop here just for a quick

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second you can see on the Russian

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spacecraft there's also other modules

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that stick out down and above right here

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is let's see them trying to be oriented

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that's a place where we do spacewalks

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trim for the Russians the Russian side

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there's Russian spacesuits in here and

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also a visiting vehicle which brought

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fruits and vegetables and becomes a

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trash container when we undock upon this

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side is also a future place where

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they're going to do spacewalks from and

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connected to it is Kevin's a legs and

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you're Ginny's Soyuz spacecraft

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and now we'll still see ours Venezia at

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[Music]

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coming down

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it's a little tricky getting in here

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this is the docking probe right here

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this big thing this helps us connect to

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the spacecraft this probe actually

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sticks into this cone

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and that's how the spacecraft this our

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Soyuz becomes connected to the ISS

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initially that is then replaced by

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clamps which are around here that will

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allow the two spacecraft to be stuck

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together and then you can remove the

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all right so here we are business or use

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this is what we call the Beto the living

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compartment with the boy up second

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Russian it also has a little bathroom

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it's not as good as the other bathrooms

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so we try not to use it too much

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it has drinking water in it if we need

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something to drink and then of course

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it's filled up with a lot of cargo for

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us for us bringing up and also bringing

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back down it has a second purpose when

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it comes back to earth it serves as a

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garbage container during the descent

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will will get rid of this area right

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here and everything that's in it will

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just burn up as it's coming into the

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atmosphere so that way we can get rid of

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a little bit of trash but the main area

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where we were on launch and where we're

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going to be on descent is down here

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because we're not part of the trash so

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we're in a safe place so we're in the

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it's a little small but you can get in

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not sure how well you could see in here

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hold on for a second I'm going to turn

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it up this way just so you could see the

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hatch and you can see Kevin it's a

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little bit small though we'll come in

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and show you around just starting to get

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ready we're preparing a couple days ago

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for a ride home it's a little bit

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squishy but everybody asks how do you

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sit in the Soyuz and you sort of sit in

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your seat like this seat is molded

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through your body and so you can just

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sort of squish in here and be pretty

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relaxed everybody has a handmade seat

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for them and then of course there's a

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control panel and that's where we do

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most of our actions and work right here

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there's hand controllers which you can

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fly the vehicle with and there's a stick

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right here primarily used for

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communications when we're trying to talk

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to the ground so three of us fit in here

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like I said it's a little squishy but

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somehow it seems like we all managed to

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get in here and and fit pretty well and

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it's a pretty safe ride home

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you're probably wondering what's all

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this junk behind us well it's all of our

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parachute first of all and then it's all

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of our survival gear just in case we end

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up landing in some strange place on the

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planet and nobody's there to rescue us

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right away we have all sorts of survival

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gear with us keeping us safe in here so

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they've pretty much thought of

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everything