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we're now going to outer space

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last march rosanna scott kelly from new

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jersey nasa astronaut blasted off with

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his cosmonaut friend mikhail destination

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the international space station scott

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and mikhail are in that international

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space station for a year wow they're not

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getting back until uh early 2016.

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isn't that wild scott by the way again

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is from new jersey orange new jersey his

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twin brother mark is also an astronaut

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but let's go right to the international

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space station right now can we tune them

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in there they are welcome to good day

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new york gentlemen how is it going up

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oh it's going great welcome aboard the

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fantastic what are you guys doing today

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what's on the agenda just so you know

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there is a little delay of course

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there's a little delay talking to you

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because you're in outer space and we're

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yeah there's always a little bit of a

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calm delay this uh signal has to bounce

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off a bunch of different satellites but

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we have nine crew members on board right

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now

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which is a lot for the space station and

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from five different countries and we're

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doing all different kinds of uh

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scientific research i'm doing uh getting

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the japanese airlock ready to deploy

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some small satellites here in the next

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week or so

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how about this gonna ask you another

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question why a year that's a very long

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time you've been up there about five

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months so far why a year and while

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you're answering would you mind maybe

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giving us a demonstration of

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weightlessness in the international

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space station maybe floating around and

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so the reason we're going to do this

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for a whole year is that

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is that this space station has some

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incredible scientific uh capability and

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even though we've flown people in space

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for a year before um and that was you

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know a long time ago on the mir space

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station

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uh the technology has just improved so

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much with imaging capability and uh you

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know dna that whole discipline didn't

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even exist that there are things we can

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learn here that will help us travel

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further and further away from space go

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to mars someday so you know our previous

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experience on this space station has

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been six months and eventually when we

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go to mars it's going to take much more

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much longer than a year so having a

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space station with the type of

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capability on it really helps pave our

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way to uh for our journey to mars

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hey scott do you ever get nauseous and

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outer space i mean not having gravity

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moving around turning upside down all

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the time

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how do and being in small quarter

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you know it's uh it's surprising what

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you can get used to you know we're

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falling around the earth we're in free

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fall so it's kind of like when you're on

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the top of a roller coaster and you feel

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everything in your stomach kind of go up

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a little bit and you're flowed out of

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your seat and that's what we're doing

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all the time but

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you know you just get used to it um i

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don't feel nauseous now some people feel

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sick in the beginning um

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but uh you know they eventually adapt

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even if they're uh you know some maybe

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we have people throwing up here up here

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sometimes when they first get up here

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but they get used to it

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eventually

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and as far as the close quarters you

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know the space station's pretty big

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although i never feel like

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i'm kind of

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would like more room

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it is still very clear that you didn't

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never get to leave you can't go outside

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so that's something that's very very

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well listen we wish you a very safe

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journey up how fast are you going right

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now and what are you over and if misha

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can do a another somersault that would

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be really cool um scott if you can

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answer that question we'd love to see

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yeah we're going 17 500 miles an hour

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and i have no idea what part of the

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gotcha hey and when do you wear the

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spacesuits by the way i see them right

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yeah one of my colleagues and i uh chell

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lindgren uh we're gonna do a space walk

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actually we're gonna do two um

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at the end of uh october and then in the

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beginning of november

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spread out by a little a little bit over

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a week and those are the first two we

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looks like you're over africa at this

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point scott and by the way we love the

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boy it's uh it's casual up there you

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guys are wearing polo shirts and khakis

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it looks like

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you don't have to wear the big

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spacesuits every day and you don't have

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the uh the flight suits either you can

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kind of just uh chill up there the the

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yeah it's uh you know it's pretty

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comfortable uh environment we have up

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here although it's uh

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you know it's a pretty rustic living

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with regards to having the ability to

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take a shower and things like that so uh

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it's uh it's sort of a little bit like

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um also we we wanted to kind of be in

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sync with you today so we got some ice

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cream from the intrepid right it's

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astronaut ice cream they call it

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astronaut ice cream and as we look at

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this scott i'd like to i'd love to know

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from you too mikhail how's the food up

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you know the food's pretty good i was

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listening to your show about the sodium

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reductions that you're talking about in

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new york city in the diet and we we

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actually went through that where we kind

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of scrubbed our whole menu because there

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was a lot of sodium on board

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so we we had a big reduction in the the

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amount of salt content

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you know it's obviously you know salt

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affects the taste and uh but it's

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surprising what you get used to so

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initially with the less salt uh you

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don't really like it but you actually

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after a while you kind of get used to it

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and i hope people uh you know that are

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looking at adjusting the salt intake

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there

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scott kelly a hero mikhail a hero thank

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you both for being with us sorry about

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the delay there but you are in outer

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space it makes sense safe travels and

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we'll see you next year

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take care thank you and they were