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right now

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are you ready yes we are

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thank you

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um it's great we are ready to work we're

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oh we're just very excited to be here

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how was your flight here it was a good

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despite that the weather was so bad in

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moscow the flight was

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good

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well when you were flying

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and now

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try doing it

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at the same time

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another astronaut that had a similar

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background as me bill shepard who

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happened to be the commander of the

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first expedition on the space station

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was uh the person that motivated me to

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apply and become an astronaut

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well uh

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it's fantastic work we all really love

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what we do to fly in space and it's a

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really special opportunity that we get

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to

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have as individuals and we wish we could

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share the whole great experience with

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everybody that uh that love space like

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we do

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you really like

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basketball

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and

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are you planning on playing on board the

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station because we've heard that they

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actually played soccer

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we should implement it we both like

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so

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very good what a great spaceship i can't

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oh

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uh

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so

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uh

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so

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is everything all right

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all right

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what

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this one

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from the very beginning

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that's it that's it one two three four

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oh yes that's right

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well as they told us

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that's how we'll be playing planting

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them

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take each

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a tree with this shovel

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let me put some water in there hold on

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it looks good it'll grow up

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in the evening

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well come here

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when nobody's here it's quiet and finish

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right

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do we have

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a little bit

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alexander tell us

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have you been dreaming about planting a

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space tree for a while

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i don't know

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well i guess you have your experiences

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do you remember when you actually

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planted it

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so we're here at the tree planting on

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this uh famous pathway here it's really

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special to be

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here's media day absolutely

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maybe a day we're about halfway we've

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got uh

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seven days or so until launch a week

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from today we'll be waking up on launch

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day so

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it's pretty exciting and we've been

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having a good time so far yeah it's been

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great uh you know i'm here as a backup

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and uh it's been it's been fantastic to

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watch uh chris as he goes through all

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well launch it was impossible that's why

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one of those priority experiments is

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rather

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technical scientific

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but it will let us understand

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how such a big station space station

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reacts to electric

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and magnetic

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fields of the earth and atmosphere from

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the atmosphere and

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later

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we will be able to um

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create

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satellites and stations better

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participate in on a daily basis they're

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ongoing and they just can continue

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themselves there are several that we

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have to participate with getting it

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activated and and then it'll the

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specialists on the ground will take care

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of those and then there are other types

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of experiments that we have an active

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part in on a particular day or a series

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of days where we're executing those

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procedures to make the science happen

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and uh there's just a

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vast array an international um

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a range array of um of experiments that

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are happening onboard the spacecraft

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can't wait to get up there and be part

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it's going to be a night launch and

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we'll have to work before and after and

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our

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medical services recommended

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that

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um well maybe one or two days is okay

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physiological

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um

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point of view but we're getting used to

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all right

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is that it

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using two now

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the speed is pretty high

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exactly

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like grandfathers right

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it's not your standard billiards table

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that we have in the united states

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the pockets are

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just barely wider than the cute ball or

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and they're all look like cue balls you

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like this

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who is this guy

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let's decide who will fly

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it's very personal natasha

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look at them playing

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so we're behind the scenes inside media

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day press day here at

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baikonur as you can see powell's doing

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his spinning chair

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and we're in the room where we'll do

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ortho stole in this spinning chair once

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a day

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we have reached this set speed