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the first stage of the

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soyuz booster delivering 930 000 pounds

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see the crew on board again alexiochine

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getting good reports of first stage

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functioning throughout the launch so far

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there we can see nasa astronaut jeff

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the crew on board the so you still doing

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visiting vehicle officer all antennas

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just like this

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this is how it should be

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everything is fine

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is

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what are they foreign

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i'm looking forward to my phone call

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thank you very much everyone

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dear colleagues

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we are honored to be here especially in

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this year

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in the year when we are celebrating the

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55th anniversary of the first flight to

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space human flight to space

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i wish you all the best in your lives

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we'll be back soon

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exactly today is march 18th

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the first space walk so it's very

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it is a very responsible moment in your

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lives i wish you good luck

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all the best godspeed

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alexei oleg and jeffrey

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i want to wish you a successful flight

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soft landing

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good docking and i'm sure that you will

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perform the entire flight program

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successfully

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all specialists who are working in the

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space

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industry

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has have done a lot for this flight to

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become a reality

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and they keep doing everything to

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ensure the success of your flight i want

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to wish you a good launch

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i want to tell you that the hardware is

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ready many exciting research activities

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occurring but enjoy yourself and take

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very good care of the space station for

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jeffrey

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have a good lunch and all the best to

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you good luck

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thank you very much

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godspeed

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mr chairman of the state commission

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our crew

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are ready for the flight

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good luck good luck

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the soyuz vehicle has successfully

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arrived to the launch pad and we're

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attention please

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oh the best

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good luck good luck

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good luck guys

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the power of a pre-dawn launch of a

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soyuz vehicle dan

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your thoughts as you watched the

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trio take a flight to the station and

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the significance of this launch yeah it

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was spectacular rob especially

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after the weeks of effort that they had

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the wind conditions that they have the

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pad teams did such a tremendous job to

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prepare for it to see that launch and

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see the crew on their way to the

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international space station arriving in

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about five and a half hours from now was

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a tremendous speed the space station

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itself has already maneuvered itself

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into some docking orientation in support

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complement of six on board the station

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how about the volume of work that lies

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ahead here in the weeks and months ahead

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orbital atk 6 carrying a full load of

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cargo and a couple of payloads that

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lot of transfers onto the station and

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or the spacex dragon and the orbital

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the same time that will be a first and

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some focus on the commercialization of

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bill gerstenmaier nasa's associate

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their third launch in six days soyuz

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this launch all of this activity and

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what lies ahead for the station yeah

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just a tremendous amount of activity

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testament to how serious the russians

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treat this business how serious and

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focused they are just like all of us are

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trouble so that just a tremendous

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multiple dockings on board the space

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station but it's really not the dockings

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bringing a tremendous amount of research

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just the research tempo will pick up so

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just an exciting time on space station

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essentially enabled by this wonderful

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beautiful launch we got to see today in

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in the background of the drama of these

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launches themselves sometimes it's

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international partnership

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was how is that exhibited today and what

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was pulled off and what lies ahead in

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cooperation between us and our russian

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addressed the crew and talked to them as

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an international crew and she said you

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know her father sergey pavlich

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if he would have been here he would have

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been proud of seeing this international

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team coming together so when i see her

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reflect that and think about the

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wonderful things that have come from

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this cooperation that that her father

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could have never imagined when he was in

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the middle of racing the u.s to space

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now we're going hand in hand to space as

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a team and and she sees that and she

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recognizes how special and wonderful

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this is so it was really touching to see

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do that and bring that memory forward

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it's also exciting to see this

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expedition kick off and and what we do

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today i don't know what it'll bring us

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in the future but we're essentially

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planting seeds of international

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cooperation that through the challenge

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of space flight will grow into something

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amazing that we will not see for decades

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so i can't wait to see what will come in

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the future is as she looked back and let

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her excitement of the international crew

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getting ready to go fly so cooperation

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we have to do this as a team we have to

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all work together we can't do this

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individually and today was an example of

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foreign