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station this is issa pio

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hello jewel welcome to the international

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space station i can hear you loud and

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and i now introduce you to sabine

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hello here guys hello

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guest

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i'm very happy to

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send you greetings from munster

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many thanks that's a great honor for us

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peace prize

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is the uh collaboration of international

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partners

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who are collaborating in such conditions

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um tell us a little bit about your daily

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life in space yeah before she would have

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gone been funny well before i even uh

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came up here i was always fascinated by

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the fact uh

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that the fact that the iss was one of

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the most complex

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uh from many different countries if you

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just think about this it seems

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incredible

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if i didn't know for sure it existed i

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but by now i'm up here and we're working

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we come from three different continents

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collaboration and cooperation is

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from different cultures and countries

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it's much easier than you think

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you have to keep in mind

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the three of us

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know each other have known each other

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for years

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and we've been working together very

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closely

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together and we've traveled together to

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i've i know max and reed and i've had

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the opportunity to show them

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cologne and germany

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we've been to america together and we

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know the cultures and the countries of

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each other and we're very good friends

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we know how each other's culture works

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and we're tolerant

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and we have a lot of fun together

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here and that's

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like that transcends all cultures

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and that's it's humor that transcends

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very useful in daily life we laugh a lot

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although max right now is uh

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alone in the russian

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and i've been over there in the russian

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module and we bring each other coffee or

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as peaceful and as friendly

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uh as it is up there it's unfortunately

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then there's so many crises here how

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intensely are you occupied with the

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crises in the ukraine and in the middle

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we're aware of it and we we all watch

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and it concerns us especially since we

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can see it from up here we can really

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see uh rockets flying we can see uh

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fires and cities and we can see the uh

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uh pollution and it really touches you

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and you see how fragile the earth is and

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you can really see that from up here and

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instances where your opinions

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well one thing in particular that's

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and we learned that in our training

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respect for the opinion and culture of

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uh the other people without trying to

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we tried to uh take a step back and and

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um have a different perspective when

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and we were able to look at the earth uh

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yeah in a way that's really not possible

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that you see

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this distance of 400 kilometers has that

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changed your perspective of the earth

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it's it's changed

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but if you see it with your own eyes it

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to bring back this uh perspective back

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what are your most beautiful

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the moments of friendship when we're all

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things that we've never seen before i

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i really am in space and before it was

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dream and that really threw me over

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threw me for a loop and that's that that

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city in west failure look from uh space

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turkey and it just takes a few seconds

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to fly over minster i'm going to try in

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the next few days

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to take a picture of minster and i'm

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going to send it to you if i'm

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alex that will be fantastic

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alexander many many thanks

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have a wonderful time up there uh

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remaining

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have a safe trip home all the best to

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we continue to wish

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our planet all of us up here wish the

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planet uh

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station we now go to the second portion

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of the event and i will ask you a few

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questions on behalf of exploration the

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exploration event in glasgow

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and the first question come from ailey

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what did you study at school that helped

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hello ailee hello glasgow

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welcome to the international space

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station it's my honor and pleasure to

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talk to you today

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especially since you have an exploration

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i would love to be there but the second

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talking to you right now through camera

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the question is really good

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what did i do in in school

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paying attention to what's going on

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around you in life

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to keep awareness of well yeah what what

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world does uh physics nature

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sciences uh that's that's all subject

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for my well for becoming a scientist at

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astronaut i think in general it's really

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good to be curious and also if you have

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a plan if you have a dream and you you

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give it a chance try to try to stick to

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it don't give up halfway and that's

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really something that can help you a lot

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evan taylor who wondered how many

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you know that's a really good question

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because i got a hint that somebody would

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two hours ago i asked mission control if

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they knew the answer to that questions

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and since then they have not come back

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you could move the iss to any planet

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fascinating planet and the most

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beautiful planet and the most suitable

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why this is a fascinating planet it's

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our only home it's our only place where

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humans can live and that's why i love

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about food and she says food must be

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tricky on the space station

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you really develop that and you really

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breakfast and maybe it's because we

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the columbus module like right now and i

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turn upside down and i look around it

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all seems upside down i i it feels

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unfamiliar i wouldn't find things i

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don't even know where i just put my

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water bottle was it over there no

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cannot adapt that quickly

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in weightlessness and be raised in

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weightlessness it will be completely

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different for them maybe there will be

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much better in that orientation in the

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three dimensions that that i am right

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that sounds really fascinating we have a

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last question from jody's also h10 and

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he's asking himself

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can you see all the planets from up on

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hey jody yes so i think we we can see

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most of the planets at least in theory

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the ones that are really bright that are

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really close to the sun they're easy to

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see sometimes if they're too close to

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the sun of course you don't see them

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because the sun blinds you but then

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again up here it's really nice because

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once the sun sets

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the sky is completely black even even

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though the sun has just set so we can

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even see the planets that are really

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close to the sun the ones further out

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they're not as not as bright but well in

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general we can see them if we look at

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the the stars we can see many many more

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stars that we can see on earth like even

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in the in the the darkest desert that

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i've ever looked at the sky um was not

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even close to seeing like the milky way

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up here and you can see in nebulae uh

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other galaxies and it's amazing and

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sometimes you even see shooting stars

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entering the earth's atmosphere below us

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and that's an amazing thing if you think

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about it because like those shooting

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stars they just zipped past us and then

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that sounds a little bit scary alex this

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was the last question i'm sending you

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all the greetings from glasgow

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thanks a lot all the best back to

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glasgow university and

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it was great to talk to you and

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goodbye from the international space

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thank you station that concludes the

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