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station this is popular science how do

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hey we have you uh loud and clear

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welcome aboard the space station

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little echo

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thank you we're delighted to be here

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with you this morning

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you received your first holiday delivery

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this morning when the cygnus spacecraft

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arrived scott i understand you and chell

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use the robotic arm to grapple with it

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yeah i was uh helping him out but he did

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if you can if you have a mic that's live

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hololens how will you use augmented

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procedures and if you could have

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cradle for our entire life we have to

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are they collecting the data and what do

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well there's a lot of different

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experiments and the data collection

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consists of uh you know bodily samples

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the next couple of days that'll have you

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know blood and urine and

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saliva

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uh samples on it

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um we take those samples often and and

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freeze them

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we have imaging technology that we use

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for measuring you know certain parts of

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like bones and muscles and things like

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that most of the studies with my brother

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are on the genetic

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you know genetically based so really the

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uh the bodily fluid samples are are

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what's uh analyzed mostly but also we do

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cognitive studies where we do uh you

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know mental kind of tests

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and see how my uh performance changes

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compared to his overtime and uh you know

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there's a lot to learn still about

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living in space for long periods of time

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and if we're ever going to go to mars

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someday

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you know hopefully a study like this

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will

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scott and mikhail there are many

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challenges while living up there the

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lack of various sounds smell but what's

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you know you know the environment i

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think is uh you know although the space

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station is big and it's uh you know it's

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you know pretty nice and comfortable in

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a lot of ways

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the thing that's most challenging is you

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just can't leave and

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you know and there's no

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natural light inside i mean we have a

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few windows but that doesn't provide

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natural light so it's kind of like you

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know we're at work all the time and uh

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it's kind of like living in uh you know

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an office building i guess maybe at

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someone at your job but where everything

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floats which makes you know doing just

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i will agree with scott here

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our station is very comfortable for a

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living but at the same time it's a very

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confined volume and sometimes it's

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really hard to be here we of course miss

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the earth we

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meet we miss our

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the first thing i will do is that when i

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come back is i will jump in

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the pool i would love to do that right

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now of course we miss water we

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miss water that flows and not floats as

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bubbles in space so this is the most

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scott i saw a picture of the

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thanksgiving celebration with your food

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strapped down the tweet from your

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brother that said that they were missing

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you how are you going to celebrate the

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holiday season up in space any stockings

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christmas tree and i think it's still

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here so i need to go break that out

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break it out of the attic like

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we do at home sometimes i haven't found

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it yet but i'll

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i'll find it and

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i don't think we have any any stockings

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but we will have some you know small

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presents we'll likely

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give each other and probably a meal that

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would be very similar to what we had for

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thanksgiving and we also celebrate

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russian christmas which is on january

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7th so

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you know because this is an

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international space station we get to

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that's wonderful i i saw a picture last

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year of them they were velcroed onto the

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wall so whatever it takes and to both of

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you happy holidays and wonderful work

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it's been truly a pleasure to watch from

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thank you and happy holidays to you as

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thank you

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station this is houston acr

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and thank you popular science and wbff