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station this is mission control are you

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ready for the event

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hey tom this is jared from 30 seconds to

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hey jared region loud and clear great to

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hear your voice welcome on board the

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space station

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thank you so much uh you look happy and

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yeah i feel to feel happy and healthy

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everybody's taking good care of us up

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here just finished a weight workout

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actually after a day of uh working on

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experiments so it's been a lot of fun

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so is it the end of your day right now

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the beginning of your day what's it like

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so right now it's mid-afternoon uh we're

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on greenwich mean time i woke up

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started after breakfast started doing a

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bunch of experiments in the japanese

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module the kibo and actually setting up

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a series of experiments that will be

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going on over the next couple of weeks

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uh had lunch uh continued on with the

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work in the laboratory i had a couple of

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workouts and here we are in the middle

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of the middle of the afternoon now

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it's interesting do you have to work out

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you know being in space in zero gravity

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where your body doesn't have to work at

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me floating in space is more relaxing to

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the muscles than even lying in bed uh on

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since we don't feel the effects of

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gravity so we would we would turn into

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jellyfish probably if we we didn't work

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out we work out on a treadmill right

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here to the side of me is a cycle

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ergometer a stationary bike if you will

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and we have a great resistive exercise

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we can lift up to 600 pounds i can't do

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that but uh one could and uh so we're

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working out the bones and the muscles to

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keep them all strong it's pretty

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important to be functional when we get

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back home so you sleep really well up

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oh you know it's probably different for

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different people um when i first got

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here i was so excited and uh so much

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that i wanted to do that um

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i did not sleep just great it's kind of

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like if you're really busy at work and

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you have deadlines or that kind of thing

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it's a little bit hard to sleep but as

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you progress as your body gets used to

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floating as well and not lying against a

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bed and your head's not against a pillow

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as you get used to that the sleep

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that's amazing and uh what about uh what

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about eating how often do you have to

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eat you have to eat extra calories while

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you know we we listen to our bodies and

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eat when we're hungry the uh we're told

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that we can lose weight if we don't work

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quite understand it but something about

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living in zero gravity even though we

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are floating a lot of the time maybe

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but we need more calories than we think

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we do and so we eat a good bit we have

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astronauts about that and

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my dreams have not changed but i

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understand a lot of astronauts have

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floating dreams that's typically the the

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most common kind that are different

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floating dream i was outside of the

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exciting a little overly exciting at the

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time but uh when i had the dream but uh

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you know it it actually does so you're

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size of a five-bedroom house and you can

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can use the the wall as a floor i can be

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obstruct the area completely but we can

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float on by so actually it feels quite

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spacious and we don't feel i don't feel

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wow that's amazing do you ever listen to

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himself a performer and so he's been

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playing and recording some music up here

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instruments i play a little classical

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guitar myself

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but uh listening to music helps us get

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through the workouts and uh for some

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people might help them relax at night as

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got it did you uh

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did you get the cd

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from a little band called 30 seconds to

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mars

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this song called up in here did you get

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that did it make it up there

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do you mean this cd

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uh it's now doing something it could

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that's incredible

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that's amazing the cd is flying up here

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very very cool that's well that's a

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that's a that's a moment of uh uh that

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we'll never forget right there thank you

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so much for spinning that around we've

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that's great

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thing but having a cd around is is very

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i actually wrote a little note to you

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guys i hope that you got it it was in

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the cd uh

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sure did dred uh it was very nice really

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appreciate it uh we pulled it out and

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read it after kevin had left he didn't

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have a chance to see it uh but chris

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hadfield had a chance to read it and

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roman romanenko our russian colleague

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and when three more come up we'll have a

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chance to read it as well but it was

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very nice thank you well uh you know on

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behalf of me jared shannon and tomo from

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30 seconds to mars we're really

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so proud to uh have shared this with you

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guys uh here at nasa you you you teach

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us time and time again that the

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impossible is indeed impossible and and

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keep pushing on the limits of uh

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of uh of technology

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and uh it's just such an amazing and

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inspiring thing that you're all doing

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i'd love to ask you a couple of

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questions uh that we gathered from fans

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oh please that'd be great um what this

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is from at mars mummy uh that's the

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twitter handle what's your most

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that is really hard to say but i there's

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two that i think you know in you know 20

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that i did when i was on the on a

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mission and it was my last few seconds

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kamchatka peninsula on the eastern coast

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of russia and looking at the mountains

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in the alpenglow and that was a

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spectacularly beautiful moment but a

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poignant one for me because i i didn't

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i'd ever do and as it turns out it

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probably was the other moment most of us

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share our best moments with a colleague

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looking at the east coast with a storm

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again at sunset there was uh lightning

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blues and yellows and oranges uh in the

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lightning but the lightning was buried

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of of light scattered all around uh and

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it was just uh breathtaking i really

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looking down at earth seeing something

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that otherwise you just couldn't see so

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i'll certainly never forget that

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curious about space

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privileged to have that curiosity

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satisfied there's always more to learn

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earth and we fall back in love with the

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um and uh so yeah my my place is uh

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feeling the feeling the pool of gravity

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my feet on the ground uh not only

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because my family is is there my friends

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are there but you know that's where we

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bodies are are tuned to belong in a lot

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of ways uh it'll be a very exciting

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earth and go somewhere but i think we'll

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always long for the earth and look back

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at it with uh with wonderful memories

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the uh we have a saying up here that the

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the work week consists of a monday and a

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friday with only just a couple of hours

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interesting and exciting just you know

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uh nothing ever gets old but mostly

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because we have meaningful uh very

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intense work to do in these in all of

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these laboratories and we're seeing

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amazing results every day we we don't

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understand them all but we relate them

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to the scientists on the ground who are

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figuring out what it all means

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um and it's just uh it's a whirlwind of

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activity that is intensely exciting and

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of course time just flies by when that

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happens

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what's one thing that you'd love to see

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happen in space that hasn't happened in

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if you mean as a nation of would love to

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get back outside of low earth orbit uh

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as low earth orbit is an important place

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to be to learn how to how to do space

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flight so you can we can mature as a

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space faring nation but

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regardless of the destination whether

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it's mars an asteroid or the moon

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i think everybody's looking forward to

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to uh getting back beyond that and

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seeing those photos and hearing

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the voice of the person that looks back

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and sees the earth as a sphere as a ball

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again

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that's an incredibly meaningful moment

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have you seen anything unexpected or

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strange

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out there what's the weirdest thing

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that's ever you've ever seen up there

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oh yeah yeah no there's there's the

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outside the window strange things in the

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ins and inside the cabin

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the aurora australis and the rory

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borealis are the two things that

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that really takes your breath away the

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first time you see it it looks very

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alien uh just curtains of of this subtle

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faint green glow that that dance and

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move around as you

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come close to the poles in your orbit

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i saw a shooting star

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my first one actually and that was uh

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under me

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it's between you and the earth that you

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see it happen go through the atmosphere

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and usually you don't see anything

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moving except the slow motion of the

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earth going by so that that's striking

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to see that

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i think uh one of the strangest things

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it's a perception issue when you get up

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here uh your eyes aren't used to seeing

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the movements that you see here and when

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i first got up here a colleague a

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crewmate went flying by me and for a

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split second my brain said that's got to

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be a cat it's got to be a panther this

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big thing is just sliding by you like

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that and of course you see it you know

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what it is right away but the perception

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for a split second kind of makes your

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heart jump and you go what was that and

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you go oh it's just my crewmate

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so your perception gives you a lot of

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strange alien feelings when you're

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inside the cabin as well

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wow if so is there an up and down for

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you

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familiar with the equipment and the

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inside of the

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there are parts of the space station

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where there is no up and down you it's

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kind of like you're a hamster inside of

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a little tunnel but places like this you

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know it might look to you like there

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isn't up and down but i've got a the

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galley right behind me that's on the

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ceiling and the longer you spend up here

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the less you care

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what the name of the surface is they're

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all the same my feet might be on what we

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call the deck right now but it could be

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a ceiling it could be a

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wall it could be anything

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really and as you adapt you get used to

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that and you can just spin around and

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and orient yourself very easily so it's

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actually i'm not upside down the camera

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is upside down now the camera is

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attached to the ceiling okay all right

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i'm on the floor

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so as you get adapted you find that out

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right away

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uh there's a question have you ever

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danced in space and will you show us

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okay the answer to the first one is no i

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have not danced in space and therefore i

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can't show you any dance that i would do

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but there are certain things you can do

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in space

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that

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dancers cannot do on the ground

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it's not fair because i don't have to

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deal with gravity but it's something

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and being scientists we

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we love the demonstrations of angular

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momentum as well so

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that's always fun to do that's great

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wonderful

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uh do you often hit your head in

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space that's a question from uh

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that is a great question and the answer

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is yes unfortunately especially when you

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first get here and then it's probably

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like a skier or a toddler learning to

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walk uh the more confidence you get the

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faster you go and then you have to learn

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your lessons all over again

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so i don't i don't whack my head on

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hatches anymore but

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you know you get busy you lift your head

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up and you might hit a laptop you see

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things all around us so yeah your head

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gets used to getting bumped quite a bit

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and the the more experience you get the

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more you learn to look behind you before

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you start to move around too much

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um

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we have one minute left so just a couple

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more quick questions

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being up in space does it make you think

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about

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humanity

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absolutely because the world is so

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beautiful from what we see but we don't

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see

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the activity of the humans down there we

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read about it and

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it's all astronauts say this you see the

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earth there's no borders

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there

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the atmosphere is only just about an

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inch thick if you hold your hand out and

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do your fingers like that so it's the

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earth is an incredibly fragile precious

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place where the humans live

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and uh so it's it

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gives you a lot of love for not only the

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planet but for the humans on it and uh

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you wish sometimes i wish we could

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behave better sometimes down there but

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ultimately it gives you a lot of

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a thrill and a lot of confidence in the

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future of the human race

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well our band is called 30 seconds to

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mars and someone wants to know if we'll

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oh i think it's there's no question at

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all the question is when

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mars is

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kind of a sister or a brother to the

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planet earth along with venus a lot to

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learn there

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and that seems to be a logical place for

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humans to go someday so i think there's

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no question we will be

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well maybe you can make a dream come

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true and just say our band name from

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space one time so we can have it blasted

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well jared and shannon natomo of 30

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seconds tomorrow's great talking to you

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today welcome on board the space station

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and uh really enjoyed having a few

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moments with you thank you

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you've made a dream come true all you

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guys here so nasa thank you

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we love you guys we'll see you see you

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we'll see you next time thanks very much

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we're all waving to you and and smiling

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uh uh ear to ear this has been a

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pleasure uh and uh we'll see you another

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thank you very much yeah you all travel

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safely too

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spacious is a mission control houston