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station this is houston are you ready

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absolutely we are ready

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bbc radio this is mission control

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houston please call station for a voice

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station this is bbc radio how do you

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bbc radio we have you loud and clear

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welcome aboard the international space

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a great pleasure to speak to you both

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happy christmas first of all happy

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birthday i gather commander wilmore and

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of course at this time of year happy new

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year tell us first of all how important

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are these celebrations to bond you as a

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you know it has actually bonus pretty

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nicely as a team

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celebrating these special holidays

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christmas of course my birthday

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yesterday and this the crew made it

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really special because they said nothing

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to me at all initially for the first

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hour of the day uh nothing at all and

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then of course mission control they had

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it all planned and they had a big

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surprise and you know on the some some

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of the notes we get stuff on that and

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then our singing and all it was it was

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and did he get any nice presents

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and uh terry virts our other uh u.s uh

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reese's pieces it was great

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keep them don't you because you can't

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is it possible to paint a picture of

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where you are precisely now and what do

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now of where we are in this precise

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moment but i can tell you that these

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sometime this morning we have seen our

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where it's never night and it's never

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really day and it makes for for

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beautiful views out the window

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what does that feel like experiencing

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something like that that you know we can

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into words because the colors are so

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mountaintops mountain ranges the entire

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himalayan mountains including mount

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everest and all the other beauty of

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those mountains and the sierra nevadas

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of the waters the various colors the

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what have you been able to achieve in

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new year again what what is the what is

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iva the person that suits us up and and

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the hardest job and that's what samantha

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okay a few a few quick fire questions

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particular who you know forgive us we

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don't know much about how you guys

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just love to sleep in a sleeping bag we

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thank you so much for joining us from

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space i know a british astronaut tim

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peake is going to be joining you next

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year as well which will be amazing

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moment for everyone here in the in the

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uk we appreciate your time happy new

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thank you happy new year to all as well

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station this is houston acr that

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we hear you loud and clear welcome

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first of all happy holidays to both of

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you and butcher belated happy birthday

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uh what did you guys do to celebrate up

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special the crewmates made it very

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special for me the the ground mission

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controls across the globe made it very

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special with some very special they

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was a great day great and very memorable

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new year's resolution is to try to pay

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live as a as an extraterrestrial life

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or so and i'm sure you'll find a few

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ship uh launches since obviously orbital

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supplying us and so we're looking

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days for both of you you know scott

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preparing for launch here in march or so

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never get everything done so you

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definitely have to think ahead pace

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yourself maybe a couple of three-day

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weekends thrown in there will be nice

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for those guys that'll be up here for so

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samantha what are your thoughts about a

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year-long mission i think you know most

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people on the ground would think being

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cooped up in a confined space for that

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long would be difficult regardless of

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no i i don't think so i wouldn't see

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that as a problem the space station is

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actually um an amazing i like to call it

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the humanities outpost in space and

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um and i hope that conveys a little bit

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the fact that it's a it's a it's a

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complex big grand huge facility and we

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have plenty of space up here so um you

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know we're obviously very respectful of

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each other's private space and there is

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enough space here to to to find your own

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your own private space if you need it so

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i wouldn't be concerned about that what

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a long term and of course uh

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uh i think that's not only gonna there's

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there has only been one person who has

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been in space that long so far uh so we

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don't have a lot of experience uh yet

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and that's the whole point um and i

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think it it would be uh it might be a

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challenge for them to to really stay at

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the top of their health for a whole year

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and so that's my best wish for them just

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to stay healthy

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samantha you've been in orbit for a

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little over one month now i was

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wondering how reality compares with your

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pre-launch expectations in other words

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is there anything about the experience

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you know lots of people tell you about

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how wonderful it is to view earth from

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the window and it is and that has been a

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confirmation i would not say that that

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has been a surprise because i was

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expecting

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it to be magnificent i guess what i did

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not expect is how much i enjoy floating

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my my body completely relax to be able

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to have dinner on the ceiling if i want

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and work on a wall or a bounce off

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so i never expected that to be so

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incredibly enjoyable

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you know i noticed in your biography you

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said you enjoyed yoga and i never

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thought about it before but i was

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wondering if that was even possible in

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well i haven't tried yet but i i think

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the whole principle of yoga is you know

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is about your body weight and your

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alignment and really align your body

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along gravity so probably in space is

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kind of difficult but i would be really

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interested to hear the opinion and maybe

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the experience of somebody who's more

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experienced than me in yoga it'd be

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interesting to see what they think

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all right guys i got to wrap it up butch

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i was going to ask you about football

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you'll have to share that later you guys

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have a great new year's and we'll chat

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with you soon

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all right thanks a lot we'll be watching

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some football thanks to you and all your

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station this is houston acr that

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thank you bbc radio and cbs news station