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station this is houston are you ready

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station is ready for the event

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european space agency this is mission

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control houston please call station for

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station this is

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iso from the world

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hello to the world museum in liverpool i

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hear you loud and clear and welcome

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aboard the international space station

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to you and to everybody who's following

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the cosmic classroom on the internet

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thank you tim i lead now the world to

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kevin fong who will be guiding you

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we're um hugely excited here to join you

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um brush me into see you up there you're

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looking fantastic um listen i am going

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to start with our first video question

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which is from harry tim so here's your

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first question tim it's fantastic to see

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i hope here's your first question

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okay i'm gonna switch microphones to tim

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uh and we're just cueing up your first

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video question from harry

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yeah you're just showing off now

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okay so i can't quite get the video up

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from harry tim

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don't do that you're just making me look

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okay so i don't know that where this

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video's gone tim we're gonna go to the

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second question and the second

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okay so so tim oh here we go here's our

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first question from harry

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five years old

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what can you say of your windows

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so tim what can you see out of your

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windows hey harry great talking to you

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well listen harry i've got a window

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okay harry at the moment we are in the

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middle of the atlantic ocean

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and uh africa is a beautiful country to

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wonderful desert areas the sahara desert

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beautiful colors and uh it's magnificent

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to see from space so that's where we are

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thank you so much fantastic harry and

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question now and that question tim is

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from chloe from liverpool chloe what's

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hi tim i'm chloe from golden flash prime

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stuff my question is why doesn't spears

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have any gravity

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so tim that question from chloe why

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hi chloe that is a great question and

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it's actually a little it's a little bit

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tricky for me to answer because we do

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have gravity up here we have almost as

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much gravity as you do down on planet

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earth it's just that we're tricking

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planet earth by traveling really fast so

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this might help me explain you see we're

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traveling around the planet so fast that

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as gravity pulls us down we are missing

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the earth we're not actually hitting the

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earth and that's only because we're

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traveling so fast around the earth that

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we're missing it and therefore the

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gravity is pulling us down but we never

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chloe fantastic thank you

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all right tim so we're gonna crack on

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with our game of follow the leader uh a

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cosmic game and follow the leader so i'm

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gonna ask everyone here in liverpool and

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your feet okay tim i'm gonna ask you to

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unclip from your support

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in a second tim

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and we're all going to crouch down so

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tim as well so let's all crouch down

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so unclip him and then crouch down

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and then push off there you go all right

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floating there in space and spinning

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around nothing sticking him down uh so

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that's pretty cool all right brilliant

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that's a great start okay now the next

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thing tim that we it's gonna do here is

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to spin around

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on the spot so if you get yourself back

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in position tim um and guys if you just

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spin around on the spot and get back and

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so he just keeps going

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and you can see that once you start

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getting things going nothing stops so

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tim everyone's here watching you spin

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around that's fantastic so uh guys just

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take your seats again for one second um

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and tim i'd just like you to do that

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spin again but this time put your arms

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out and then pull them in for us so

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tim's spinning around the guys here

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and you can see that tim goes a bit

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faster as he pulls his arms in that's

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brilliant okay one last thing tim okay

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everybody else stand up again

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fantastic uh brilliant tim all right one

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last thing to him and that is we're

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thoughts that everyone here is going to

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touch their toes touch your toes guys in

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the audience okay and now we're going to

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watch tim tim you touch your toes for us

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okay perfect now and if tim you'd touch

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has never been so much fun i think tim

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uh so that's what happens if you touch

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your toes in space uh that's all

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now tim apart from your trick with the

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microphone what else can you do in space

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well kevin um i can disappear like this

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uh tim i'm very jealous that that looks

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privileged we get to work up here all

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day but it's like playing in a great

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all right well we've got another video

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question here for you tim i'm just

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cueing that up on the line uh this

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question is from wilberfoss primary

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school and we're going to see that now i

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hi tim i'm riley

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i am five years old from willow buffalo

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primary school my question is does your

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heart meet castle in space

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so tim does your heart beat faster in

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yeah riley that's a great question and

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actually it's the opposite my heart

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doesn't have to pump all the blood

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around the body fighting against gravity

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there's no well we're in weightlessness

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easy time and so it actually beats a

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exercise every day it would start

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shrinking which is why we work out we

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get on the running machine and the cycle

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machine and staying fit and healthy is

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fantastic and fantastic question there

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and our next question is live here from

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hi tim i'm erin from south primary

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school my question is does the food

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drink face have a strong taste so tim

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interesting question from cody again

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here with us uh in liverpool and that's

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cody go ahead

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i'm from chapcity primary school my

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it's really fun cody yes i mean normally

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through a straw but of course you can

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have a lot of fun in weightlessness and

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about what it's like to drink out of

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this bubble so everyone's watching you

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there there you go it's like blowing up

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a balloon isn't it

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sphere you're going to try and drink

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everyone enjoyed that tim uh

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there are a couple of other things i can

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so i've got a little bubble there

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two bats which are just like table

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tennis bats except these bats are

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hydrophobic which means they resist the

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water so the water doesn't stick to them

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that you can actually play space ping

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all of the gas is being released

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bubble of water get bigger and bigger

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everyone very very impressed with that

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trick down here on at him but putting a

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fizzy vitamin tablet uh in water has

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amazing amazing demonstration um i think

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and the next question is again from here

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that uh that bubble and this is from

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hi tim i'm matthew from saint john's

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fall short primary school my question is

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so tim is there a possibility

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that's a great question

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and this one is from oliver oliver go

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hi team i'm oliver from yabba academy my

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question is what is your favorite

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do like um the vegetables and the

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flowers that we're growing in space i

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think that's really interesting that we

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fitter and to be healthier and help them

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get over certain diseases so there's

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some really exciting and interesting

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and tim um just one last question and

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this one's from tom here in liverpool

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before we begin to wrap up so tom go for

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hi tim i'm tom from high school science

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club my question is what is your

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favorite button on the iss and what does

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hi tom uh i love that question do you

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know i have never been asked that before

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and that's quite rare to have not been

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asked the question before this is one

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great button behind me let me show you

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and this button on this panel here

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actually opens up the door to outer

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space this is a big air lock here and

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through this air lock we can pass

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experiments into space and i have a

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great button here which i love pressing

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the sawyer spacecraft for example

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there's a button that will actually

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separate the spacecraft into three

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separate pieces for when we come back

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uh tim we have one time for one last

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message from you to all the children

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here in the world museum in liverpool

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and uh all the children across the uk

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and the world taking part in the cosmic

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classroom so what's your closing message

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well listen guys i've had an absolutely

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fantastic time talking to you this

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afternoon and all i can say is thank you

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so much for joining in for everybody

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who's traveled long distances to get to

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the world museum at liverpool and for

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everybody who's joining in the cosmic

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classroom on the internet

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thanks for the great support continue to

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have fun enjoy your studying i hope you

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enjoy learning about space and remember

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to just do what you really enjoy doing

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have a great day and thanks very much

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tim it's been an enormous pleasure

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speaking to you here and i speak on

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behalf of everyone here guys i think tim

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deserves a big cheer i think he'd like

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i think i think they love you tim um tim

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it's so great to speak to you again uh

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uh and and really great to see you

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you're doing an amazing job uh guys uh

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houston that concludes our activity and

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thank you again tim thank you so much uh

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ladies and gentlemen astronaut tim p

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station this is houston acr

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thank you european space agency and tes