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digital studios this is mission control

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houston please call station for a voice

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station this is cnn digital studios how

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do you hear me

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i'm ready how are you today

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i'm well

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uh so what i'm going to do for you is we

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have a program called cnni report and we

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took a bunch of user submitted questions

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and i'm either

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going to try and play them into this

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phone or just read them to you

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uh the first thing i'd like to ask you

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is could you just introduce yourself

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tell me where you are

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sure my name is steve swanson i'm a nasa

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astronaut right now i'm living aboard

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uh about 250 miles up

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i am in the u.s laboratory at this

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moment where we do a lot of the science

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uh that's pretty much uh my extent of my

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uh the first question comes from

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a darling little seven-year-old girl

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sophia fosse and i thought and i can i

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just ask that if i read the question to

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you can you respond as if these people

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i'll give it a try

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thank you all right so this is sophia

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hello astronaut swanson my name is

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sophia and i'm from michigan

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what does it feel like when you blast

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one it's a fun experience it's kind of

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a roller coaster ride in a way in the

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beginning of the roller coaster ride

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click click click click and it's a

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little tension builds it's great and

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then boom you go

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it's just a wonderful feeling you can

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feel the acceleration of the engines

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just pushing you down into their seat as

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about eight and a half minutes and after

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eight and a half minutes we're going 17

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500 miles an hour and we're up in the

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okay thank you the next one uh another

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uh adorable little five-year-old his

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name is brockton

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here too you'd love it up here

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for exercise we have uh three different

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okay let's keep answering that question

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is there any way that you can

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that camera is where you are and i want

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this is you gotta you got a lot of fans

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rahul that is a difficult question the

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biggest accomplishment that i have done

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accomplishment however it's always a

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phone call system which we can call down

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conference with my family which is a

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wonderful thing to do so with through

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that best space movie that's a tough one

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here's another one from one of the

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eric davis

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start your flight with all of the

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hello erica i'm not really scared i

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don't think most of us are scared we

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know those are dangers involved but

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uh we've also been trained to handle all

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possible scenarios that have come up

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we think we're prepared for them so it's

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really we feel confident that we'll be

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able to do the mission

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safely and efficiently and successfully

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so i don't think

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the idea that uh we're

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maybe afraid it might be a little bit

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more attention like during launch or

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something like that but just like as you

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would that same kind of feeling if

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you're going on a roller coaster that

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feeling before you go you maybe feel a

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little bit apprehensive but we also know

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it's all going to be fine that's what we

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okay this is jose

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from colombia

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hi i'm jose from south america i would

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like to know how do you go to the

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bathroom i mean how do you deal with

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your bathroom needs when you are in

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hey that's always a good question jose

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so we do have a toilet up here and it

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looks somewhat similar to a toilet down

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on earth

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one of the big differences of course is

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uh is we have to contain everything so

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when you go ahead and you want to

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urinate we actually do that into a

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funnel that has a suction on it think of

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it as a wet vacuum it sexy air and

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liquids into it it saves the liquid into

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a tank and it shoots the air out the

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other side it works actually quite well

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for the other eye side

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we just have a big container

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it also has air flow helping to keep the

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airflow going down and out through and

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out to one direction and we sit on that

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with little plastic inserts like little

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bags and use those

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and fill those up and then tuck them

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into the the can and close the cam back

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up it's not a very sophisticated design

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uh this is deborah from houston

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and she'd like to thank you for doing

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the interview after watching the film

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gravity that i absolutely loved i

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thought it was amazing i was wondering

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if it even equates to what it's like in

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space for you and your experiences

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does life imitate art or does our

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a good question with the movie gravity i

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think the best thing that gravity did

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was the

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cinematography of that movie and how it

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showed what it's like to be in space and

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the views that it showed was really

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close to what we have up here so that

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was a fantastic analogy for what's going

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on up here of course it was a movie and

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the plot uh was just based off of

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fiction so uh that's to be expected for

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a movie it wasn't based off the fact of

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how it really operates up here but

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that's okay it was a great movie and

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okay uh here's one from indonesia

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hi my name is citra from indonesia from

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sitra from indonesia my question is what

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is another perk of being an astronaut

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other than the opportunity to live in

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that's a good question i think for me

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the perks i like best when i'm not in

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space is when i'm back at home in

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houston uh

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we do train in t-38 jets which i love to

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do and also we get work out on company

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time which i like to work out too so

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okay great uh those are all the

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questions i have for you

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thank you do you mind just uh you know

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kind of signing off and thanking

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everyone for their questions

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any words of wisdom you'd like to share

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i don't really have words of wisdom but

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i can sign off no problem thank you

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great

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thank you all for your questions i

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really appreciate them they were great

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questions

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and this is steve swanson signing off

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from the international space station

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thank you steve

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thank you cutter

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station this is houston acr that

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thank you cnn digital studios