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station this is houston are you ready

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station is ready

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nantucket new school this is mission

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control houston please call station for

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a voice check

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station this is lisa solomon with

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students from nantucket new school

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how do you hear me i hear you loud and

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clear great to be are you loud and clear

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great to be with you today

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thanks shane i am lisa solomon second

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grade teacher from the nantucket news

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school and i am here with teachers

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rachel sullivan and liz hilger in the

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back of the room

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and we have our second and fifth grade

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students from nantucket new school along

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with some

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invited guests here at the nantucket

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athenaeum in nantucket it's our library

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and we have parents of these students

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upstairs we also have the rest of our

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school watching back in our school and

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lots of people all over the island

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watching the event live and as well as

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across the country

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we know you're probably in good spirits

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with the recent west point

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win over navy in the recent football

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all right thanks it is great to be with

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you and of course it was great to see

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army beat navy we got to watch that live

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hi i'm evie

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how old were you when you decided you

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abby i was much younger than you i was

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around five or six years old at the time

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that's when a lot of the apollo

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astronauts were launching and landing on

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the moon and once i saw that it really

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inspired me to want to do something like

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hi i'm andy

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why did you want to go to space and do

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to space is it's it's such an adventure

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and i think all of us at some level have

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an adventurous heart and we want to do

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things that people have never done

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before uh find out things that never

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people have never found out before and

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that's part of this process so we're up

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doing a lot of science and research that

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may not help us but it will help people

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like you maybe down the road so it's

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kind of cool to be a part of something

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that big and something that unique and

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to live and work

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love to go back

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but i certainly want to see my other

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colleagues who haven't flown in space

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hi i'm henry on your trip up to the

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space station you have to sit in your

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soyuz which is a russian spacecraft we

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had three of us in this really tiny

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vehicle all crammed in there and you do

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sit in your seat for a long time but

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because it took us a little over two

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days to get to the space station

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we did sit in our seats for i don't know

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hi i'm victoria how does the rocket find

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spacecraft and we have a lot of

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satellites that we use also

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the people on the ground in the mission

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control centers make sure that we're in

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the right place and we're going in the

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right uh the right path to get to where

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watching over us thank goodness to make

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sure that the crew maybe doesn't do

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anything wrong but in general just to

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make sure we're on the right path

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all the sensors and all the satellites

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firing our engines every now and then

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exactly precisely like you mentioned to

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get to our destination which in this

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hi i'm griffin and what was the worst

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and what was the best experience you

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experiences uh but maybe the worst is

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when we when our bathroom broke that was

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a really bad deal because we had a leak

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that was definitely probably the worst

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thing so far that's happened

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i had three crewmates when i got here

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and they left shortly after we arrived

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gotten three more and just the pleasure

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of working with them every day and

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learning from them and just being a part

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or any other instrument and did you

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talents there are some instruments on

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keyboard that i know about and i think i

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heard there was a flute as well so there

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hi i'm nathaniel

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what's your favorite experiment that

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kind of doing on our own bodies those

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the lettuce and eat that for dinner one

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night so that was awesome it's still

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growing so actually tomorrow is our

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second harvest so we're going to have

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some lettuce for dinner tomorrow night

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hi i'm lila can you get bored and speak

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yeah you might think you get bored up

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here for five or six months however long

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your mission is but i haven't been bored

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we've been working really hard and doing

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great as a team getting through a lot of

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our tasks and actually getting ahead on

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that are coming up in the future we're

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just doing those ahead of time

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normal work day and then in the evenings

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time just enjoying each other's company

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look out the window at our beautiful

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planet earth

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we also have tv shows that we can get

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science and research there's always

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disputes with your teammates on the

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spacecraft and if so

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teammates on the spacecraft and if so

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i'm very fortunate to have incredible

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crewmates and we all get along and we

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train for a couple years now together

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prior to the mission so you really get

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meteor hopefully one time when i'm in

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uh over the north atlantic one night we

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this beautiful green kind of

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spectacular so i was lucky enough to see

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that but hopefully i'll get to see a

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hi my name is hannah what is the most

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challenging thing you have to do in

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walks and we're getting ready to do some

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of those here just after the the new

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whole crew in order to repair maybe the

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assembly machine or the bathroom like i

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challenging and hopefully

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very few things like that will break but

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hi my name is tom what does the super

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it looks spectacular and we've been

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lucky enough to to get out in the

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windows a few times over the last few

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days to look at it one of my crewmates

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do you can ask them to look it up and

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hi i'm rita what souvenirs would you

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did you ask what souvenirs i would like

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is that the question i'm sorry what

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things with me from friends and family

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of my family which are put up in my

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miniature closet where we sleep

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sports teams and my schools that i went

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to like t-shirts or jerseys or hats

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things like that and souvenirs from my

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sports organizations so it kind of makes

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it a little more like home when you have

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things like that and i look forward to

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presenting some of those things back to

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the people that allowed me to fly them

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never been to another planet as human

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beings yet uh right now we're really

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working hard to try to get to mars here

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in the next few decades so

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when you folks are you know in your 20s

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beings to mars which is the first planet

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besides earth that humans have been on

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so that'll be a really cool endeavor and

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maybe it'll be some of you that get to

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do that for the first time i'll be

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definitely too old by then but uh maybe

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some of you will be uh young astronauts

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and being on your way to mars

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right now of course since we can't get

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there uh and i'm out in space my

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favorite planet to go to

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would be earth so i'm looking forward to

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getting back to earth and enjoying my

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friends and family

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hi i'm marley is there something about

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being in space that you dislike and wish

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wow that's a that's a good one i think

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if i could change something about this

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whole uh very cool experience is if i

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could bring my family with me so that

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they could experience with me

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we all miss our families and friends

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when we're up here but it would be

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really cool to have them here

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so if there's one thing i could change

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hi i'm grace have you ever had a space

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headache and

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what do they feel like and how long do

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i'm actually that's one of the

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experiments i'm working on as this

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experiment called space headaches i had

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a few

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shortly after i arrived

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but i really haven't had any sense and

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they felt you know just like a headache

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on earth there was very really nothing

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different

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i think the first few days i took some

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something like advil or ibuprofen to

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take care of it and after you know a few

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hours just like on earth it went away

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hi i'm aiden what is your favorite

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my favorite exercise well we have some

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great great machines on board here and

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i'll just mention the three main ones we

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have we have a stationary bike which is

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just to my left you probably can't see

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it too well we have a treadmill called

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t2 and we have a weightlifting machine

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that allows us to really do some amazing

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things like squats bench press shoulder

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press curls

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anything you can imagine and do on earth

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as one machine does and that's my

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favorite

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just because it really makes you feel

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like you had a great workout

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and you build your strength you continue

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to have your your muscle mass and your

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bone mass and bone density which if we

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didn't exercise up here that kind of

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stuff would deteriorate so i like that

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machine and it's called a red which

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stands for advanced resistive exercise

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device

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hi i'm bailey are there skills used as a

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sports coach that you use in the space

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well you can probably think of a couple

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um teamwork is a huge thing up here

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we as a crew of six on board right now

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are one team but really the team is much

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bigger than that all the mission control

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centers around the world are supporting

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us and they're all part of this team too

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so just having that experience of being

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a coach and trying to get a team

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together and get headed in one direction

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with a with a common goal

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is part of my part of my mission up here

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to make sure that our team is in sync

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with all the mission control centers on

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the ground to make sure that we're

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accomplishing the tasks that they would

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like us to do so yeah a lot of those

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traits and sports have really carried

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over in all assets of my life as i've

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gone through different phases

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so sports is a wonderful thing i think

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from that respect

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hi i'm denzel do you like all the space

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food if not what is your favorite and

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i'm sorry i missed the first part of

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your question could you repeat it again

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do you like all of the space food and is

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there one that you like best and one

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i've been very impressed with our with

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our food it's uh much different than the

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first time i flew it's really improved

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and we have so many great items and a

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lot of variety i think variety is the

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key otherwise you know if you just keep

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eating the same thing over and over

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everybody gets sick of it whether you're

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in space or on the earth so we're very

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fortunate

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we have a lot of great food i think one

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of my favorites is a thing called

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chicken strips and salsa so it's it

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comes in a pouch and you heat it up and

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you can put it on a tortilla and it's

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like having tacos so i enjoy that

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we have russian food that our russian

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colleagues have

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in their segment mainly and we'll have

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usually once or twice a week we'll have

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dinner down there and get to enjoy some

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of their food

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which is really good and it's just

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always different

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from the food that we have so it's nice

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just to have a little more variety

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hi i'm anson have you ever run out of

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necessities if so what do you do when

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that's a great question and it's

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something that the people on the ground

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and in the mission control centers

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really track to make sure that we're not

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going to run out of the stuff that we

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really have to have

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we have cargo vehicles that show up

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hopefully three or four or five times a

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year that bring us a lot of supplies

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and actually one just showed up two days

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ago one of the japanese vehicles called

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the htv

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it showed up and it brought us a lot of

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goodies of course it brought us a lot of

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supplies for the space station

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it brought us a lot of equipment and

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experiments that we're going to work on

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over the next several months

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but it also brought us some fresh food

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so we actually had some apples and some

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oranges on board that never tasted

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better i think it's been a while since

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we had fresh food so

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that was a real great surprise and this

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one also brought some christmas presents

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from our family so it was a really

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awesome thing to open up this vehicle

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the other day and then and find all

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these goodies in there for the crew

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hi shane i'm rachel sullivan and on

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behalf of the nantucket news school

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nantucket island and the rest of us here

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on earth we want to thank you for

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keeping the dream alive and we wish you

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and your crew

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a successful mission and a safe journey

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well thank you it's been an honor to be

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with your school today

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station this is houston acr that

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thank you to all participants and guests

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from nantucket new school station we are