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Sandy Hook Elementary we hear you loud

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and clear welcome to this International

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Space Station we're gonna begin right

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with our questions we're gonna bring

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some great kids up here that are gonna

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ask you some questions

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my name is Austin and this question is

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for Rick how do you wash and brush your

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hair and space hey that's a great

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question how do we wash our hair first

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of all I don't have a whole lot of hair

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so it's pretty easy but basically it's

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not unlike how you do it on the ground

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we have a shampoo and we wash it with a

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shampoo but instead of rinsing it

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because we don't have any running water

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we just wipe it dry with a towel it's

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called a no rinse shampoo this question

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sleeping on the ISS is very similar to

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camping we have an area it's about the

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size of a tent which is our little home

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we have or a little room for us and in

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there we have a sleeping bag and that's

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what we sleep in a sleeping bag and it's

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really a nice sleep I felt very

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comfortable when I sleep Rick you do my

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name is Caroline this question is for

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Rick how do you move around the ISS with

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microgravity hey that's a great

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question it's a lot of fun to move

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around the space station you know we can

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we can do all kinds of things out here

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we could flip upside down we could flip

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right-side up you know moving around the

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because there's no gravity so it's a lot

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of fun you could fly around like you're

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Superman almost can you explain how the

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shower and toilet facilities work the

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shower yes it comes right here it's

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basically a towel which we put some hot

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water in and after that yeah we just do

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a normal take a towel and wipe it all

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over your body just like you would a

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sponge so it's kind of like a sponge

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bath for us that's for the bathroom

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that's a little bit different the way I

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like to think about it think of as a

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vacuum hose sucking down and that's

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where you got to aim and this question

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is for Rick what kinds of preparations

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do you make for safety issues for

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yeah we trained quite a bit for

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emergencies up here because a lot of

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things can go wrong it's a you know it's

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a space is a very dangerous place we

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trained for fires when before we

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launched we trained to how to put out a

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fire and of course just like in your

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house or in any building on the planet

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Earth they have we have fire

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extinguishers up here so we would use

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those fire extinguishers and we also

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have gas master or oxygen masks if

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there's too much smoke we've put on

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those oxygen masks and if the fire gets

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really bad we have to leave the space

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station we have our Soyuz rescue ship

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that we get in the ship and we could fly

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my name is Adam and this question is for

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along and resolve conflicts who makes

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the rules and how are they enforced Rick

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makes the rules and and and enforces

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them to on this station but that is not

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really all that we do it has to be more

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of an the golden rules what we live by

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up here just do unto others as you would

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have them do to you and it works out

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quite well up here can you show us any

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of your missions experiments yeah we do

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a lot of experiments up here one of the

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experiments we have a lot of fun with is

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called spheres it's basically a series

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of satellites we have three little

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satellites like this and these

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satellites the the scientists and the

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engineers down on the planet Earth are

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doing research to see how to control

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these satellites these little guys they

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someday they may be able to be fly

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around and kind of help us maybe carry

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our tools for us or maybe hold a camera

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for us and then maybe some days little

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outside the space station so we have a

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lot of fun with these little guys show

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us how you drink liquid that's a good

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question yes I can we drink liquids out

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of bags and we have a straw for that bag

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and the special thing about this straw

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it has a piece of equipment on it that

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can stop the flow so you don't keep

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having water come out because if it

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why would just keep coming out every

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time we grab the bag and we make a big

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mess so that's a very important part of

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for Rick can you show us how you eat

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different types of food Steve can

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water and all the air has been taken out

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of the food and it's just hard as a rock

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and then what we'll do is we'll add the

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water back and we'll mush it around and

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it'll be almost like good as new

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thermal stabilized irradiated food so

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like we have cookies and granola bars

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we call this for normal like dry trash

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things that aren't gonna be wet and

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stinky and that's what we put in this

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trash bag and then we have another one

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which is smaller but more of it can seal

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into a big bag which we then put in one

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of the cargo vehicles that's going back

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in and so that's what we put all our

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trash in there and it just burns up on

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the way back and it's a recycled in that

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is for work we read that each astronaut

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has to keep the packs personal items to

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a maximum of two pounds what kinds of

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personal items did you bring with you on

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this trip yeah that's a good question

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your that's exactly right we don't have

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our the spaceship that we come up with

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in the rocket ship every ounce or every

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pound is very very expensive to launch

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it into orbit so we only are allowed

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very few personal items of course

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my ring for my wife I've got little

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pieces of jewelry for friends and family

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Sandy Hook school that we were able to

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bring up and we'll return to you guys

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that then what kind of training did you

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need for me my inspiration happens to

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peep at least our track I used to watch

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what you have to do to become an

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astronaut that's mostly working hard in

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school just doing what your parents tell

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you to do work hard get good grades and

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just be the best person you can be this

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research project in part and also an

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educational event and students around

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the country and around the world where

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area of course they were in a container

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a container and they couldn't get out

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bigger areas and these ants would go out

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isn't very easy just to go out the door

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it takes a few hours in total to put the

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little less than an hour but because you

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thermal garment and then the suit itself

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the helmet and the gloves and you have

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watch movies or play games all for

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entertainment yes we do watch some

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movies and some TV up here they get

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recorded and we get them shipped up to

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us and that's very nice to help us kind

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people something do read books um and I

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favorite pastime is looking out the

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window my name is Chris and this

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your house and you've seen them all over

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float away all the time so we have to

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tether everything so this tether right

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take your dog for a walk on a leash it's

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a retractable tether it's very similar

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to that so if if the tool kind of flies

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away it comes right back to you every

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our tools up here because you know we

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my name is Lily and this is a question

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for Rick what do you do about first date

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as a first-aid responder and even more

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somebody is choking or if somebody hurts

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themselves or cuts themselves and we

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in in Houston in the Mission Control

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room there's a doctor sitting there

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almost all the time and if we have a

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question or if we don't feel good we can

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call up the doctor and ask him you know

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for some help and he'll help us

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basically like calling them on the phone

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he'll tell us what to do private time I

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guess that would be my little tent area

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always where we sleep that's our kind of

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little our room which we keep it with I

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say our pictures on it of our family and

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just as what we get to do of where we

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can be alone on station

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besides that sometimes you can it's big

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enough on station you can find a module

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to be by yourself if you want to and

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hopefully sometimes you get to even look

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out the window by yourself that's kind

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of a nice fulfilling to kind of reflect

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on things at that time yes the universal

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language or the language that all the

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international partners because right now

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we have Russian cosmonauts up here we

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have a Japanese astronaut and then we

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got Steve and I from the United States

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so we've got three different countries

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represented right here but we also have

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many folks from Europe we have Canadians

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and of course you know the European

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speak all different languages over there

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but basically the agreed upon language

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is English so most everyone speaks

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English very very well and then of

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course since we're flying up on a

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Russian vehicle to get to the space

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station Steve and I had to learn

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Russian to fly in the Russian vehicle so

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but mostly English and Russian are

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spoken up here hi my name is Isaiah and

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this question is for Steve what is the

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para source of the space station and is

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it an autopilot or doesn't astronaut

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that's a good question really yes - that

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does not fly it it's mostly it has like

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an autopilot system I would say but the

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ground the Mission Control team takes

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care of that for us they make sure it's

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working properly and we're going in the

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right direction and if we do have to do

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a maneuver they also set that up for us

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how do you brush your teeth

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yeah brushing our teeth is basically not

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much different than what you do you know

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we have a toothbrush we have a

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toothpaste the big difference is is we

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don't have a sink you know we don't have

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running water down here so what I'll do

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is I'll brush my teeth and I'll just

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spit the toothpaste into a tissue and

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put it into the wet trash so that way

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you don't we don't have a sink so that's

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basically the best way that I come up

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what sort of exercises did you do well

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exercise that's a good one we have a

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bicycle a treadmill and we also have a

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resistive exercise device which means

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it's kind of like lifting weights

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because you really can't lift weights

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here because within things don't float

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or things float they don't weigh

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anything so we have to have a come-up

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the device that was just like lifting

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weights and that our engineers did that

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it's a very good device so really we

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we would like to thank you for taking

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this time to be with us and as a special

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treat we would like to sing our school

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song for you before we conclude today's

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event and again we can't thank you

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enough for taking the time and teaching

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you're very welcome we look forward to

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well thank you very much you guys sound

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fantastic

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thank you for being with us thank you

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everybody say thank you for being here