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watch your heads

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where are the cosmonauts the crew

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let us enter

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thank you have you brought in the mass

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media guys from Kazakhstan yes we're not

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just a coal capital but we're also a

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spaceport I would like to welcome you

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for the first time in 1962 we there was

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a successful landing of Andrey Nikolov

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and Pavel Popovich on our soil we were

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also welcoming at the first female

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cosmonaut valentina Tereshkova were also

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welcome the first international cruise I

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would like to congratulate you on the

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successful landing I'd like to wish your

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health and may the earth always feel

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soft to you I would like give you some

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souvenirs you may proceed first

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traditionally you can give the

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this is our traditional clothing this is

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the pride of our city they're holding a

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piece of coal to present this okay could

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painting so you can see what our step

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looks from looks like from above

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next time you can put a descent module

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this is something for could you show it

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to us please

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that's just show it to us I would like

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to say welcome to earth we believe the

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main result is successful lending like

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to wish you the quickest adjustment and

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would like to wish you further successes

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in your professional career and this is

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for you traditional nesting dolls

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first of all on behalf of the curled

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like to say thank you very much for such

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a warm welcome for all your attention

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thank you very much so much attention

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such a warm welcome we are really happy

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to be here

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this ground is sacred in a way because

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many crews come here land for after

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their missions thank you very much we

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would like to give you a gift this is a

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can we ask the questions do you still

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have it left in you yes definitely are

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you pointing Wow how was your birthday

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was celebrated that in the modest way in

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the evening the entire crew I got

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together but the guy started I can

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regulate in me in the morning Sasha I

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had some gifts ready there were gifts

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there were kind words but yes it was a

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lot more modest than it would have been

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on the ground are you pointing to fly

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again well I am ready to fly to space as

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long as I can yes I would love to I

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intend to unless the medical specialists

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I think marzo is a long ways away and I

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love to go but we'll see what's in store

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corner who this yeah some pretty tipsy

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can you tell us briefly about your

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mission that you have just completed

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just a few words we had a significant

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mission shorter is still remaining on

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board for your chicken biscuits crew I

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remaining and a couple of weeks we will

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be replaced by a Sergei resent 708 part

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of our expedition was significant for

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the following reason but we're preparing

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this station of we perform three EVs

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we're preparing the station for the

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arrival of a new Russian module there

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was a lot of work to be done outside the

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station along with that several HTV

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undock from the station and Chris and

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Caren birthed it previously so we had a

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very busy expedition and a couple of

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weeks in new cargo vehicle will be

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flying to the station Cygnus we had had

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three progress vehicles arriving we were

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busy it was an interesting program a lot

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of experiments were performed on the

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Russian and us segments we are glad to

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have completed most of everything yes

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there were some intricacies some details

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we won we wish we could have done some

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things better but we have

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done everything that we were just to do

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and I think the results of our work will

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be that early next year a new module

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will be flying to the station will

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provide a lot of help in the science

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research into the career overall last

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question is there another question it

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was the very last question mr. Cassidy I

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experienced some ABA issues well you

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know I'm going to answer this there's

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some reason everybody asks about

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problems so you had problems EC station

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is enormous most complex and I cannot be

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without something going off yes we

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experienced some problems during the EBA

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yes they did not complete everything

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that could but some technical aspects

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fail sometimes we cannot were not

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allowed to fail they were just there was

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nothing major they were just going

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Lucas suit had a water leak on the

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inside and it was filling up the summit

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but once we noticed it we very quickly

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with the ground team we got back to the

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to the airlock and we're able to

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repressurize and it is some adopts a was

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nicer we didn't have school watch Dino

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Lukey and she wasn't issue about they

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took away design is from Australia which

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invisibility sub problem emotional

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depressed mr. stancy revealing not

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though the performance with our personal

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special will turn cotton cutter what

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about issues with the philosophy was

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only seasonal co-editor pedometers yes

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and we've actually done a lot of

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troubleshooting of that particular EMU

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suit on orbit and have a shamrock

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components home on this very point that

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we don't think back to stand and analyze

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the components there's a long term plan

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as far as getting us back to a normal

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ETA capability and in the short time

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short term we're certainly working on

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the analysis that we require to have us

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conduct a contingency EBA and we think

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we have that role in hand and we will do

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that in time we need to know someday des

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moines's waste on you might shame

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opposed to promote the program for

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inertia the family has to serve under

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jealousy and water problem Houston never

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check no we're showing it to a hospital

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for teachers when I put in whatever

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Boston IV it was much less possible

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masturbation party do mine stop which is

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flora we will talk about more to

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training please gentlemen I would like

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to ask to flap right now Alexander I was

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energy hasn't said a word yet all the

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time hasn't come yet maybe that's it

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that's it that completes all the

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questions let us greet the crew Chris

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Cassidy expedition 36 welcome home Chris

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this was quite a memorable expedition

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for any number of reasons when you look

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back just a few hours ago you and

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undocked from the International Space

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Station and look back at this big

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complex that had been your home for a

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half a year basically what were your

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thoughts using you and your crewmates

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began the journey home well initially I

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remember thinking it seems just as big

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on departure as it does on arriving you

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know six months ago as we approached

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they looked out the window

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wow that's a big space station that was

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my same impression now but sort of a

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bigger picture what were my thoughts

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were what just happened those six months

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it was just a blur and a wonderful

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experience and so much happened and I

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was trying to think back we had the

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cargo vehicles the spacewalks both

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it just was a really busy time but very

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memorable and and to be with the crew of

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six we had now and the crew of six I was

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within 35 just really blessed with with

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wonderful crewmates and that's really

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when it comes out to his people and who

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you spend that time up there with and I

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was really happy to be up there with

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those guys and yeah you said throughout

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in fact pre-flight if not during the

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course of the increment that you were

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looking forward to the Soyuz ride home

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it has been affectionately described as

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the e-ticket how was it what were the

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most memorable milestones on the way

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down when that first parachute opening

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comes and before it gets reluctant under

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one canopy riser and spinning around

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like it really is like you're a sock

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inside of a clothes dryer that's the

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best way to describe it less maybe 15-20

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seconds until the it settles out and you

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get another parachute riser and you come

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down straight that was one big event and

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then our another really dynamic event

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was the heat shield jettison that was a

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pretty neat thing to see too and then of

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course landing itself but the

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interesting thing about landing is you

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can't see the ground coming up and you

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get a sort of a rough idea phone call

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from a radio call from the rescue folks

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but for about 30 or seconds or so you're

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okay is it coming now is it coming down

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so so it was just fun the whole the

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whole thing was was really neat to

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experience and that that vehicle does

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amazing things with with everything that

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happens from from the moment you are in

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dock from the space station to the land

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when the hatch opened and cool air began

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to come into the capsule beautiful

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morning out in the steppe of Kazakhstan

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what were your thoughts about the

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efficiency of the recovery operation but

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the fact that you were back on mother

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earth yeah you're right about the

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efficiency of the recovery operation I

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mean we we landed and literally maybe

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two or three minutes we heard the chief

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rescue guy on the radio could tell he

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was running yourself in pumping so he

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was very close and then shortly after

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that I heard people around the capsule

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and I just couldn't believe it

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if they were there already I guess

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that's the blessing of nice weather and

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clear skies and no wind

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and then once we got out it was just

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really nice to feel a breeze that's one

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thing I noticed right away was a breeze

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coming across my face and and seeing all

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the familiar faces both American and

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Russian that was really special to a

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ninja's to reflect back on I'm actually

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back on earth and making my way back

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towards home and I'll be there soon

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that's exciting thought to think about

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as well so yeah Chris the I often ask

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the question of crew members who have

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come back had a quiet moment weeks from

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now months from now a year from now if

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you sat down and try to write the

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history of expedition 36 and what the

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Space Station means and its impact today

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how would you describe this complex that

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you spend a half a year of your life on

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train for years to live and work on and

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and what it means in the context of

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research that will benefit mankind back

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on earth so it's a really complex

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machine that's always assembled all over

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the world and the fact that it is

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working so beautifully now there's a

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true testament to the engineering teams

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all over the place I mean we yes we had

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a problem with Lucas spacesuit but that

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is sort of a one-off event the vehicle

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itself had performed flawlessly really I

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mean we had some a few nuances and

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things like this but we're that the

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ground teams are able to handle it

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really well but as a whole that vehicle

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is just really coming along and and

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that is the technology that we've

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fine-tuned it really will help us as we

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go forward in our space program but to

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another planet or whatever is in store

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would for a big picture long-term plans

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at the space agency and in terms of bed

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everything back on earth there's many

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all the experiments that we participated

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in both as subjects ourselves and as

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sort of the eyes in the ears if you will

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of the scientists on the ground one of

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my favorites was the dealing with with

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fluid in the different size shapes of

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containers to use all that like a fuel

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tank if you will without pumps and then

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for ourselves when you think about

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remote areas of the world that can't

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have access to some of the medical care

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that we do in large cities or or in our

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own country it's nice to think about

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medical care that can reach those places

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and some of the experiments that we're

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doing do exactly that and I think I'm

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very hopeful hope very soon

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advanced medical care can get remote to

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remote locations from some of the

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experiments and research has been going

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biggest moment of your life the last six

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months in the last six months the

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biggest one of my life was probably that

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parachute opening it's an important

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event in the six months I think Chris

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welcome home

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the crew of Soyuz TMA your age has

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arrived to the ground congratulations

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happy happy birthday great right after

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landing dear crew let's proceed

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everything is fine and everything is

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fine it will get better and better let's