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station mrs houston are you ready for

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ready for the event

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voice of america this is mission control

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houston please call station for a voice

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station this is the voice of america

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i have you loud and clear roman

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uh peggy it's really a big honor to see

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you and to have you with us i have to

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tell you that for some reason i have

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like a goosebumps i'm so excited and i

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am so admire you you're working there in

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space let me begin with real simple

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questions what time is it there

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should i say good morning should i say

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good good evening should i say good good

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it's 13 41 so 1 41 in the afternoon uh

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we run on greenwich mean time here

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getting up around 6 a.m and going to bed

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around 9 00 p.m in the evening

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and because we work with control centers

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all around the world they are working on

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various different shifts uh throughout

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their nights their relative nights but

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we we stay on a standard day

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can you tell us more about the everyday

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life because a lot of uh people in our

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audience actually ask us to ask this

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how you guys work what time is sunrise

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actually uh during the course of a day

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because we're traveling around the

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planet once every 90 minutes we have 16

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sunrises and 16 sunsets

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so it's uh we don't use the sun as our

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our guide for when to go to bed it's

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more based on just the time

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time of day so

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it works out fine for us

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we don't have as many windows as i would

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so it's not a huge distraction

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uh to us to have sunrise and sunset

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uh peggy we asked our audience to send

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us questions that they want to ask you

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and a lot of questions about how you

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live in zero gravity uh

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what kind of what kind of effect it has

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for your body uh muscle loss bone loss

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well being in microgravity without uh

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gravity to pull on us our bones do

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feel the effects

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they don't respond normally and so we

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pretty significant bone demineralization

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probably about 10 times more than an

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osteoporotic woman would lose in

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a year so it's it's very important for

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us to study and understand those effects

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we also have fluid shifts that change

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vision and our eyes

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so there's lots of changes going on on

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our body and we are

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doing many different kinds of research

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studies to better understand those

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uh can you tell us if you miss actually

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gravity do you miss the chance to walk

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uh it's only when you lose a tool and

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that's when you miss maybe gravity but

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to say whether or not i miss walking on

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swimming in the lake that that's a

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different question yes i do miss those

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times uh can you tell us a little bit

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more about international space station

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and which part of international space

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station you're right now because we

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usually see just two kind of pictures

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outside of space station and that

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picture then you're right now so which

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parts this is and the way you guys sleep

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actually this is the u.s laboratory it's

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most scientific laboratory

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this big combustion chamber where we do

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studies on flames

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right up next to that we have a micro

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gravity sciences glove box where we can

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different studies we have another

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biological processes that take a long

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interchangeable so a rack from this

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module can move to another module and we

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can outfit it based on the scientific

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peggy our viewer ivan actually asked us

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let's speak more about how your body

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taste food uh how you smell different

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feel differently being in space um

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what kind of experiments you're working

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breakthrough anytime soon anytime soon

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that question because research on the

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this laboratory here is that we can

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not necessarily the results of the plant

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growth experiment exactly but the

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filtration systems that they used in the

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about the filtration system speaking

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green and treat water so it's possible

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regular life and i also i remember the

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exploration type studies either

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so i think that it's you know part of

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our who we are as people to explore

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uh let's speak a little bit more about

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everyday life on international space

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station um our audience asked us do you

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have time to follow the news from earth

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political economic culture

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even showbiz and if so how do you do

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that do you have like a lcd tv or use

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the ground sends up whatever our

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preferences are you know if we have

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sports bus they send up the sports games

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whatever their favorite team is or

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your favorite tv shows or the news so

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it's whatever your preferences are that

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that they send up and and uh for

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entertainment for us

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which is great i love

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working out and watching the news or

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watching uh some tv shows while i'm

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actually working out it takes my mind

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uh what was the last time i mean what

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was the last thing you actually watched

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i don't know cnn or some kind of uh

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sport broadcasting or

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uh this morning when i was working out

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on a red i was watching uh the nightly

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oh that's interesting uh do you guys

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discuss politics in

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of course i guess you understand that we

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uh let's say tensions between russia and

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the united states do you guys discuss

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that i think up here our priority is

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being one team and

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so i think we don't

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discuss things that have the potential

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uh for that kind of political reaction

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we we recognize that what we're doing

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here is very special

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you know this peaceful

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i have very specific question from our

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audience a lot of people believe in ufo

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do you have any special instructions in

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case you see something like unidentified

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flying object outside the international

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space station and would you like to meet

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some of this

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let's say green people green

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instructions um but i do think it it

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interesting

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i would love to meet uh people from

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uh peggy obviously you guys there uh

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have internet and space and uh you guys

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very active on social media on facebook

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instagram and youtube how does it work

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do you have just like a simple gadget

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like smartphones or like we all have

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here uh on the earth and what about

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wi-fi do you have like a regular wi-fi

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extremely slow when we have a particular

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satellite coverage we can access the

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internet but it's extremely slow in

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general we tend to

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provide our inputs to be posted by

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somebody on the ground so we we give the

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input send them down to somebody because

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our email gets synchronized every time

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ku a type of antenna coverage that can

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delay can get that information down to

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the ground so that seems to be the most

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efficient at this point in time since

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uh peggy i have a personal questions you

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are you have so many records you were

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twice commander of the space station the

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commander of the mission

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uh expedition um you

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you will be you break so many records

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do you feel like you break the glass

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ceiling for women

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you know the the records to me i think

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just represent where we are

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in the space program and being able to

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represent nasa as a part of that i think

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is very special for me

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and i i'm thrilled to have had these

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opportunities

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and i am sure that if we are successful

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in our programs that my records will be

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broken

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and that's fine that's what it's about

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every day we should be setting new

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records looking toward the next step and

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expanding our capabilities and our

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station this is houston acr that

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thank you all participants with voice of