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as you know

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landed successfully on our kazakhstan

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everything went successfully nominally

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and now we're very happy to welcome back

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on earth

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and it's oliver nation and kate rubins

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and i believe that our city may

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a little contribution to the future

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space exploration according to our

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tradition we have gifts for

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do

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congratulations on the successful return

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back to earth

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thank you very much for your successful

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work

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i know it was very

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today the weather was great and

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everything and everybody was welcoming

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you back home

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you did great and you look amazing

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i would like to wish you a successful

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return

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our tradition we would like to give you

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these mataroshkas russian dolls with

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your fortress on them thank you very

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much again

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thank you

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if you have any questions please ask

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he is a japanese language student and

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that's why he wanted to ask

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japanese i can speak

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our russian friends invited us to the

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russian segment to have dinner together

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and there we were speaking russian all

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next question please

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during the landing at the landing spot

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but i will ask this question once again

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did you like the new modification of the

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from the standpoint of how cosmonauts

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and astronauts feel inside the soyuz

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the standpoint of the hardware

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that the new modification has

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we have new modifications

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in the landing system and the ascent

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and we also had to test this

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modification in flight and all the tests

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successful thank you

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if you don't have any other questions

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let us say congratulations to our dear

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crew members once again

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we wish you good luck and

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i hope they will see their families very

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okay kate rubin's back after 115 days in

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space first off welcome home it's great

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to see you back here on planet earth and

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start me off just kind of how is the

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ride down how you feeling right now well

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the ride is pretty incredible you're

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going through the plasma layer uh the

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entire vehicle is is going from 17 500

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miles an hour down to impact on landing

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so it's about as dynamic as you can

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and it's pretty amazing that we can take

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three human beings and send them from

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outer space into the steps of kazakhstan

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that quickly

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and you're one of our true kind of

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scientist astronauts you did research

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all over the planet before you ever went

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to space and now you've done research

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off the planet how did the station kind

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of stack up as a laboratory in your

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well i think the space station is

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probably one of the most unique and

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amazing laboratories i've ever seen

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it's actually quite like a remote

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research environment in the middle of

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we have to think about our power

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considerations our water recycling

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but the fact that we can do science up

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there while in low earth orbit is

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incredible and the kind of science that

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you did a lot of science up there was

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did you have a favorite experiment

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anything that was just really kind of oh

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wow i can't believe i'm doing this

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yeah when we uh sequenced dna in space

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for the first time that was pretty

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incredible it's something that my lab

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did at whitehead at mit and so to be

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doing that as we're orbiting the planet

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and i mean any space flight is just kind

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of one constant memorable moment was

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there any kind of one thing that's

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yeah i think getting a chance to do some

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space walks is going to not ever fade

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so that's a

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pretty amazing thing to do to be outside

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the vehicle and just have the vacuum of

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space between you and your helmet and

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all right well kate rubens thanks for a

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couple quick questions great to see you

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and safe flight home to houston thank

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you very much appreciate it

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and then

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tokuya onishi back from over 115 days in

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space first off welcome back to earth

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it's good to see you down here you start

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me off you know describe the landing a

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little bit how are you feeling right now

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feeling right now is not so

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good of course it's a

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motion sickness but uh i felt so happy

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inside the sky was just beautiful and

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gorgeous and i realized that that's

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the lining was a little bit

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rough right yeah but

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well prepared for that so i actually

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that rough ride home

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how was that kind of first breath of

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cold air because you're landing in the

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winter what was it like to get out of

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the hatch and you know feel the wind on

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your face again

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uh light breed and cold air that was

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okay this was your first space flight

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was there anything you know really

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memorable that you're always going to

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take away from this you're always going

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to you know that's the first story

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you're going to tell people about when

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they ask you what it was like in space

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i would say everything was memorable but

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experiments we did on this station

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those experiments were just just great

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expedition 48 commander jeff williams as

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well as 50 commander

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shane kimball those

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experienced crew members told us a lot

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i can do the same thing for the second

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flight for new rookies

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and one final question there's a lot of

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science a lot of different experiments

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that take place on board the station was

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there anyone did you have a favorite

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kind of i know jax that does a lot of

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biomedical research and other things

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working on this in space i

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university so i was really interested in

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that kind of experiment and

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scuba about that experiment i was really

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it is using the unique

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uh space environment then i actually got

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that experiment so that was very cool

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all right fascinating stuff well again

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takuyo onishi back from 115 days in

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space here in kazakhstan thank you so

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chairman of the state commission

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increment 49 has performed their mission

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very good to see you so good to see you

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hello