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station this is houston are you ready

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for the event

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international space station is

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absolutely ready for the event

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clinton global initiative this is

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mission control houston please call

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station this is clinton global

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i have you loud and clear

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station please stand by for president

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okay jeff we should have

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first i'd like to ask

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who's here he's

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been in space three times but decided to

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colonel katie coleman are you here

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how are you

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this says we have a minute until the

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no now it says it's live and available

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i don't know i don't know maybe maybe

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let's see

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i know you all have been tweeting i

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wanted them all to myself for a little

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that is reid wiseman tell them hello

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can you hear us

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i think so

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yes sir we hear you loud and clear up

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what do you want americans back on earth

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to know about the space station

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about the role of governments and

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businesses

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from more than 15 countries who produced

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doing up there that we should care about

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for that's a super question uh

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and really what i what i want everyone

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to know is just what a unique and

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amazing

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place this is that we have up here

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countries from around the world came

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together about 15 years ago

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and built this orbital outpost this

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amazing scientific research facility

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that we're living on today

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and really the research that we can do

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equation it always has some sort of odd

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unique and sometimes game changing

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outcome and just just yesterday my

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german crewmate alex gerst he actually

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grappled a u.s built spacex

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spacecraft which is attached just behind

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me now and we've spent the last two days

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just going crazy with the science on

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board and this is science that's going

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to have a huge impact down the road so

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we're alive and well and this is a great

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something that i i like to tell people

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is that uh you know up in space we're

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really we're very far away we're far

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away enough to have the big picture and

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yet we're close enough to to make a

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difference and people often think that

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the things that we do up in space have

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to do with just space but there's

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experiments like reed is actually

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wearing i can see some familiar and i'll

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try to say beloved equipment right now

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he's doing an experiment

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we do a lot of

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data collection some things things like

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ground that has osteoporosis and because

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it happens so quickly to us up there

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it's very measurable it allows us to

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process works so that knowledge comes

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unfortunately we've also learned some

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countermeasures to prevent that and uh

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exercise i think we all need to exercise

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for the rest of our lives

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president i spent a lot of your tax

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money on it if you're an american i i

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hope you'll forgive me

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and i had to personally approve

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the oldest astronaut ever going up

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john glenn who first went up in 1961 and

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then went up at the age of 77

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and i sent an email to him in outer

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travel and weightlessness on the aging

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but i don't want you to age too much on

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the osteoporosis front

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so i think we should take a selfie an

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email read and that way you've emailed

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read wise men in space as well not only

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john glenn so we're going to turn around

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so we don't uh we're not going to look

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at you we're going to have you in our

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picture reed let's see

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okay are you smiling reed yeah

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smile reed here's another one more

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okay and uh i'll go ahead and email this

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to read if that's okay that's a good

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deal he'll have it in about five minutes

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what do you want

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our group to know about what you see and

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what you've learned

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about the earth's environment

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there are no words to describe that

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first glimpse that you have as a human

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being when you get to look back on your

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planet and for me it was about 120 days

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spacecraft window right after launch and

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uh and i got to see that that tiny thin

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thin thin

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impossibly thin blue atmosphere that

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covers our earth and it's it's within

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that that every living creature survives

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on our planet and then once you get up

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onto the space station and you get to

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spend months up here you realize

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just how incredibly dynamic our earth is

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and it's beautiful living organism and i

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think that right there captures my

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feeling my emotion uh looking back at

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you want to say anything about that well

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it's it's a really special view and what

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and see the whole planet it's almost

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what's next for the space program katie

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this is my my crewmate alex gerst and we

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down busy right now we have a vehicle

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coming up tomorrow that i'll have a new

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crew of three on board so he's down

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there preparing so if alex could just

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say hi real quick

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it's my it's my pleasure to talk to you

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today and i've already listened in it

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was great to hear what reid said and i

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can only add to that it's it's an

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amazing view that we have from up here

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in an amazing laboratory that was built

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in an international effort like the most

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complex machine that humanity ever built

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and we do science that we could

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otherwise not do science that is enabled

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by that big effort internationally and

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um it's my honor and my pleasure to take

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thank you and thank you for your service

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i know you're going to have to sign off

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whether it's the moon an asteroid mars

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going we got to dare to dream big

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try to do the impossible and the

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discoveries that we'll we'll make

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countries officially there's i don't

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you know anyone given time doing

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how do you get these countries all

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actually working together can you all

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talk about sort of there's the big

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government level and then there's the

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weather level that we're at even though

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where you really make things work and

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can y'all just talk about how it really

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the way i would answer that we're

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operators up here but more than that

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we're friends and the three of us up up

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here right now we're all great friends

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i have two best friends that i'll keep

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in touch with for the rest of my life

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and then all the trainers i really

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that i've met on this on this journey

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and uh and we're all great friends now

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the political gridlock we have in

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have to say who stays and who goes and i

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don't want to be a hypocrite i'm happy

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for it to be a two-way trip but

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basically cross all these frontiers

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know we're laughing at um redo is

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somersault and and we want to see alex

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do one too um but

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it just tells you about all the

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possibilities that are up there i mean

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frontier and we don't know

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what they're going to do next we don't

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know what liquids are going to do up

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is going to do up there and we go up

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there knowing that we might fail that

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we're going to make mistakes we're going

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to have experiments that aren't

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successful and yet the possibilities are

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what drive us

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the possibilities of doing these new

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things and you say you know what's next

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you know we're not going to be on mars

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unless we do things like the educational

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initiatives that you're talking about

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think inspirational for education and we

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will use every single bit of that

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because we need it for the future

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think we'll ever leave our solar system

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absolutely

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we have about one or two more minutes

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with everything yeah we've got another

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minute or two is there anything else you

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you should support the space program

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tell us about your favorite and your

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you know that's a difficult question

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that's okay

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going to mars someday

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where there might have been life at one

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we're going to find out you know it's a

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combination of robots and humans you

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know we've got a robot up there on the

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space station we have robots going to

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mars i personally would like them to go

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and figure out how things are first

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before i mean we need to know before we

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send humans and we have plans in place

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it takes a while to put those plans take

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for those plans really to reach fruition

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and something that's been interesting to

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me is that people need to see something

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to believe it and maybe that will help

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you know when people are thinking about

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why initiatives are successful when you

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see a rocket launch in person which i

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think you have there's something amazing

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that when that happens and you just

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there's something in you that knows that

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that's really really big

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and if you don't see that you're not so

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sure there's a space program well we are

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launching from different places we have

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a space station living up we have six

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people usually living up in space three

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more launching tomorrow from kazakhstan

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so those things are happening but it's

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not when you don't actually get to see

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the evidence of it people are excited

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because of last week's announcement that

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announcing our new commercial carriers

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boeing and spacex that will build new

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capsules to bring us to the space

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station

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and then suddenly people realize we do

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indeed have a space program we have one

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we're going places as a planet and i

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think that if we keep in mind how to

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keep people inspired with the real real

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visions maybe we'll get there

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thank you let's give her our hands he's

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great

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station this is houston acr thank you

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that concludes our event

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thank you clinton global initiative