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>> SPACE STATION THIS IS

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HOUSTON.

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ARE YOU READY FOR THE EVENT?

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>> HOUSTON, THIS IS SPACE

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STATION.

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WE ARE READY FOR THE EVENT.

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>> THIS IS MISSION CONTROL

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HOUSTON.

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PLEASE CALL STATION FOR A VOICE

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CHECK.

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>> THIS IS AMY AT PROSPECT

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ELEMENTARY SCHOOL IN GEORGIA.

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HOW DO YOU HEAR ME?

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>> PROSPECT ELEMENTARY, WE GOT

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YOU LOUD AND CLEAR.

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WELCOME ABOARD THE INTERNATIONAL

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SPACE STATION.

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[APPLAUSE]

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>> WHAT SURPRISED YOU THE MOST

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THE FIRST TIME YOU CAME TO THE

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STATION?

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>> WHAT SURPRISED ME MOST IS THE

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SIZE OF THE SPACE STATION.

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WE TRAIN IN FULL SCALE MOCK-UPS

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BUT THEY'RE A SMALL PORTION.

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AND SEEING IT ALL PUT TOGETHER

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REALLY SURPRISED ME.

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IT WAS MUCH BIGGER THAN I

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THOUGHT IT WAS.

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>> MY NAME IS BRADY AND I'M IN

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THE FIFTH GRADE.

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WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE IN

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TRAINING IN THE BUOYANCY LAB AND

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ACTUALLY DOING THE SPACE WALK?

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>> INSIDE THE SUIT FEELS A LOT

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THE SAME.

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NUMBER ONE THING IS THE VIEW.

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IN THE BUOYANCY LAB WE HAVE

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CONCRETE AND THE EDGES OF THE

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POOL AROUND US 20, 30, 40 FEET

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AWAY.

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OUT HERE WE HAVE THE EARTH, 250

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MILES AWAY UNDERNEATH US.

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THAT's A BIG CHANGE.

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THE OTHER THING IS THAT -- WELL,

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IF THINGS AREN'T WORKING RIGHT

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OR GRAVITY IS PULLING OUR TOOLS

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DOWN OR WE'RE FALLING AWAY WE

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CAN ASK OUR DIVERS WHO ARE DOWN

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THERE TO HELP US OUT AND GIVE US

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AN ASSIST.

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BUT WHEN WE'RE UP HERE IN SPACE

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THERE IS NOBODY TO HELP.

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YOU GOT TO FIGURE IT OUT OR GET

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YOUR BUDDY TO COME HELP YOU.

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>> THANK YOU.

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>> I'M IN THE FOURTH GRADE.

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DID YOU EVER THINK -- IN

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MICROGRAVITY?

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>> THAT's A PRETTY INTERESTING

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QUESTION.

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SO RIGHT NOW WE LOOK LIKE WE ARE

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STANDING UP AND SO WE HAVE

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LIGHTS ABOVE US AND SO WE THINK

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JUST LIKE AT HOME YOU OF YOUR

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LIGHTS ON THE CEILING SO THAT IS

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UP.

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BUT THEN YOU CAN DO THIS, LIKE

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RANDY IS DOING, AND FOR HIM

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RIGHT NOW IT LOOKS LIKE HE FOR

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HIM HE'S STANDING UP.

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SO THERE'S REALLY NO SENSE OF

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DIRECTION OTHER THAN MAYBE THE

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WRITING ON THE WALLS AND THE

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LIGHTS THAT WE HAVE, WHICH MAKES

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IT REALLY NEAT WHEN YOU'RE

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WORKING.

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YOU CAN GET IN ALL DIFFERENT

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KINDS OF SPOTS AND IT ALL SEEMS

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TO WORK FINE.

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SO IT's A GREAT PLACE TO LIVE

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AND WORK.

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>> WHAT's THE HARDEST THING TO

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DO IN SPACE?

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(INAUDIBLE)

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>> WHAT HAPPENS TO OUR BODY IF

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WE DON'T EXERCISE IN SPACE,

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IMAGINE YOURSELF YOUR SHOES AND

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IF THEY'RE NOT TIED TIGHT WHEN

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YOU TRY TO RUN, WHAT HAPPENS?

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YOUR LACES GET LOOSE AND YOUR

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SHOES COME OFF.

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IT'S NOT LIKE OUR SKIN COMES OFF

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BUT THINK ABOUT OUR BONES INSIDE

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OUR BODY AS YOUR FOOT INSIDE THE

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SHOE.

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I THINK IT's THE SHOE AND LACES

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AND YOU HAVE TO KEEP THEM TIGHT.

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OUR MUSCLES KEEP TENSION ON OUR

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BONES AND THAT KEEPS OUR BONES

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FROM GETTING THINNER AND THINNER

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FROM GETTING FRAGILE AND BREAK.

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WE HAVE TO KEEP TENSION ON THE

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BONES SO WE STAY STRONG SO WHEN

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WE COME BACK TO EARTH OUR BODIES

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DON'T END UP LIKE A BUNCH OF

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JELLO.

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>> HI.

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I'M IN KINDERGARTEN.

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HOW DO YOU GET A GOOD NIGHT

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SLEEP IN SPACE?

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>> I SLEEP GREAT IN SPACE.

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AND WHAT's COOL IS THAT MY

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LITTLE BEDROOM WHICH IS LIKE A

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SMALL CLOSET IS ON THE SIDE

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WALL.

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WHEN I SLEEP, I SLEEP LIKE THIS.

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I SLEEP STANDING UP.

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RANDY, HE'S ON THE CEILING.

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SO, HE SLEEPS WHICH LOOKS LIKE

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THAT, WHICH IS KIND OF WEIRD.

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AND THEN MARK's ON THE OTHER

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SIDE.

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SO HE ALSO SLEEPS STANDING UP.

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AND THEN WE HAVE SOMEBODY WHO IS

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SLEEPING ON THE FLOOR AND IT

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LOOKS LIKE HE'S SLEEPING

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UNDERGROUND.

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BUT IT's REALLY COMFORTABLE

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BECAUSE YOU'RE INSIDE OF A BAG

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THAT IS FLOATING AROUND AND I'LL

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TELL YOU IT IS SOME OF THE BEST

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SLEEP I'VE EVER HAD IN MY LIFE.

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>> HI.

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MY NAME IS MATTHEW AND I'M IN

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THE FOURTH GRADE.

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WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE THING TO

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DO IN SPACE?

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>> MY FAVORITE THING TO DO IN

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SPACE IS GO AROUND CORNERS FAST.

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SO, BECAUSE YOU CAN FLOAT, I

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LOVE KIND OF FLYING LIKE

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SUPERMAN WITH MY HANDS IN FRONT

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OF MY BODY AND THEN GRABBING

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ONTO A HANDRAIL AND THEN MY FEET

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SPIN AROUND AND THEN I CHANGE

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DIRECTION AND START TRAVELING

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FEET FORWARD INSTEAD OF HANDS

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FORWARD.

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>> THANK YOU.

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[APPLAUSE]

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>> HI.

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MY NAME IS LONDON AND I'M IN THE

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SECOND GRADE.

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>> SORRY, WE HAD A HARD TIME

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HEARING THAT.

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HOW DO WE CELEBRATE HOLIDAYS AND

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SPECIAL EVENTS?

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WE DO IT TOGETHER.

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WE'RE LIKE A LITTLE SPACE FAMILY

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UP HERE. WE CAN HAVE SPECIAL

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FOOD AND WE USUALLY HAVE A

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DINNER AND SOMETIMES WE HAVE A

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MOVIE.

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WE TRY TO TAKE CARE OF EACH

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OTHER BECAUSE WE'RE ALL WE GOT

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UP HERE. THEN WHEN WE'RE DONE

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WITH OUR SPACE FAMILY WE TALK TO

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OUR FAMILY DOWN ON EARTH AND

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CELEBRATE WITH THEM AND FRIENDS.

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>> HI, MY NAME IS KATELYN.

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(INAUDIBLE)

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>> ALL RIGHT.

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RANDY IS GOING TO HELP ME OUT.

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AND SO WATER IS REALLY, REALLY

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INTERESTING.

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WHEN I WAS A SCHOOL TEACHER I

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WOULD TELL MY STUDENTS WATER IS

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REALLY STICKY.

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YOU CAN ACTUALLY TAKE A GLASS OF

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WATER AND YOU CAN FLOAT A NEEDLE

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ON TOP OF THE WATER.

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IN SPACE, AND I'LL TRY NOT TO

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MAKE TOO MUCH OF A MESS, I HAVE

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SOME TROPICAL PUNCH AND YOU CAN

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SEE, MAYBE, THAT IT's MAKING A

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BIG WATER BUBBLE BECAUSE OF THE

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SURFACE TENSION.

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IT STAYS JUST LIKE THIS, LIKE A

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BUBBLE AND YOU CAN BE VERY

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CAREFUL.

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AND THEN YOU CAN DRINK IT.

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BUT IT CAN GET MESSY SO WE TRY

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TO NOT PLAY WITH OUR FOOD TOO

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MUCH.

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>> THANK YOU.

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[APPLAUSE]

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MY NAME IS KYLE AND I'M IN THE

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FIFTH GRADE.

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DOES IT FEEL DIFFERENT 17,500

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MILES PER HOUR INSIDE THE SPACE

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STATION VERSUS WHEN YOU'RE OUT

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ON SPACE WALKS?

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>> YOU KNOW ACTUALLY IT FEELS

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JUST THE SAME.

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IN BOTH SITUATIONS BECAUSE WE'RE

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FALLING TOWARDS THE EARTH AND

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KEEP MISSING IT BECAUSE WE'RE

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GOING SO FAST, IT FEELS LIKE

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WE'RE FLOATING AND BECAUSE

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EVERYTHING's MOVING TOGETHER.

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SO THE SENSATION OF MOVING

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AROUND OUTSIDE THE SPACE STATION

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IS LARGELY DIFFERENT BECAUSE OF

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THE SENSE OF SPACE YOU HAVE AND

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HOW FAR YOU CAN SEE ALL THE TIME

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AND ALSO IT's NOT QUITE AS EASY

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TO TURN A CORNER QUICKLY BECAUSE

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YOU HAVE A VERY HEAVY SUIT ON

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AND IF YOU DO ANYTHING REALLY

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FAST THAT SUIT WILL WANT TO KEEP

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MOVING AND IT's MUCH HARDER TO

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STOP IT.

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WE TEND TO MOVE VERY SLOWLY

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OUTSIDE AND VERY CAREFULLY

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OUTSIDE.

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>> THANK YOU.

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[APPLAUSE]

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>> WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE FOOD TO

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EAT IN SPACE?

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>> I'D BE WILLING TO BET MY

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FAVORITE FOOD IN SPACE MIGHT BE

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YOUR FAVORITE FOOD ON EARTH.

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WE HAVE CARGO VEHICLES COME UP

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AND THEY BRING ICE CREAM.

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AND BECAUSE WE DON'T HAVE IT ALL

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THE TIME UP HERE IT TASTES EXTRA

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SPECIAL GOOD SPACE ICE CREAM.

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THAT's DEFINITELY MY FAVORITE.

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NOW, WE DO HAVE JELLO AND WE

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SURPRISED EVERYBODY WITH THAT A

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FEW WEEKS AGO AT DINNER.

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AND THAT's A LOT OF FUN TOO

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BECAUSE YOU SAW WATER, IT

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JIGGLES AROUND WELL JELLO

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JIGGLES MORE AND YOU DON'T GET

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YOUR CLOTHES AS MESSY.

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>> THANK YOU.

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[APPLAUSE]

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>> WHEN DID YOU KNOW YOU WANTED

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TO BE AN ASTRONAUT?

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DID SOMEONE INSPIRE YOU?

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>> WELL, YOU KNOW, I WAS

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PROBABLY ABOUT YOUR AGE WHEN I

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STARTED THINKING ABOUT BEING AN

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ASTRONAUT.

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WE USED TO WATCH THESE FILMS,

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THE ASTRONAUTS THAT WALKED ON

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THE MOON, AND I THOUGHT THAT WAS

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PRETTY COOL.

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AND THEN I LIKED TO READ A LOT

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AND SO I READ A LOT OF BOOKS

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ABOUT PEOPLE GOING TO DIFFERENT

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PLANETS AND TRAVELING IN SPACE

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AND I ALWAYS THOUGHT, MAN, THAT

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WOULD BE NEAT TO DO THAT.

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AND THEN I STARTED STUDYING

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DIFFERENT THINGS AT SCHOOL AND

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THEN IT WASN'T UNTIL I WAS OLDER

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AND I WAS A SCHOOL TEACHER THAT

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I SAW THAT NASA WANTED TO HIRE

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SOME ASTRONAUTS AND SO I WENT

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AHEAD AND I APPLIED FOR THE JOB

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AND I GOT LUCKY AND HERE I AM.

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AND I WOULD SAY MY BIGGEST

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INSPIRATION WAS PROBABLY MY

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GRANDFATHER WHO NEVER HAD A

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CHANCE TO GO TO COLLEGE BUT HE

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WAS VERY INTERESTED IN SCIENCE.

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AND HE SHOWED ME THOSE FILMS AND

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HE'S THE ONE THAT BROUGHT THOSE

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DREAMS TO MY MIND.

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SO I THANK HIM FOR THAT.

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[APPLAUSE]

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>> THANK YOU.

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>> HI.

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I'M JENNA IN THE FOURTH GRADE.

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MARK, WHAT WERE YOUR EMOTIONS ON

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YOUR FIRST SPACE WALK?

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>> MY EMOTIONS ON MY FIRST SPACE

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WALK WERE VERY COMPLEXED.

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THERE WAS A MIXTURE OF

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EXCITEMENT AND INTENSE DESIRE TO

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PAY ATTENTION TO EVERY DETAIL

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POSSIBLE AND ADD A GOOD DOSE OF

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FEAR.

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I'M NOT SURE IF IT's FEAR OF

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GETTING PHYSICALLY HURT OR FEAR

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OF MESSING SOMETHING UP IN

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PUBLIC.

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AND ALSO A SENSE OF AMAZEMENT

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WHEN I WAS WORKING AND I LOOKED

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AT THE VIEW.

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THE BACKDROP FOR MY WORK WAS

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INCREDIBLE AND CONSTANTLY

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CHANGING.

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[APPLAUSE]

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>> HI.

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MY NAME IS JAMES.

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I'M IN THE THIRD GRADE.

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WOULD ANY OF YOU LIKE TO GO TO

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MARS?

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>> I THINK IT WOULD BE GREAT TO

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GO TO MARS.

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UNFORTUNATELY I THINK I'M

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PROBABLY BORN A LITTLE TOO EARLY

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FOR THAT BECAUSE WE'RE FIGURING

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OUT HOW TO BUILD THE NEXT SPACE

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SHIPS THAT WILL GO TO MOON AND

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MARS AND BEYOND.

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THE PROBLEM IS THEY'RE NOT GOING

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TO BE BUILT SO I'M PROBABLY TOO

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OLD TO DO IT.

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I BET YOU GUYS ARE THE ONES

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GOING TO MARS.

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MAKE SURE YOU STUDY YOUR SCIENCE

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AND YOUR MATH AND ALL THOSE

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INTERESTING THINGS ON HOW THINGS

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WORK AND EXCITED ABOUT FINDING

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OUT NEW THINGS BECAUSE WE'LL

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NEED YOU AND WE'RE GOING TO NEED

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YOU TO DO ALL THAT SO WE CAN

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WATCH AND BE EXCITED WHEN YOU

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STEP ON MARS.

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[APPLAUSE]

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>> HI.

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I'M IN THE FIFTH GRADE.

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WHEN YOU'RE OUT ON A SPACE

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WALK --

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>> YEAH, WELL THAT's KIND OF A

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BUMMER.

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WHEN WE'RE INSIDE OF OUR SPACE

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WALKS WE HAVE A DRINK BAG SO WE

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CAN DRINK WATER SO THAT's NICE.

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BUT WE DON'T HAVE ANYWHERE FOR

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FOOD, AND WE START GETTING INTO

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OUR SUITS RIGHT AROUND 8 O'CLOCK

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IN THE MORNING AND THEN WE

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PROBABLY GET OUT OF THE SUITS AT

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MAYBE 6 OR 7 AT NIGHT AND SO WE

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GO ALL DAY WITHOUT FOOD AND WE

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KNOW THAT OUR BUDDIES THAT ARE

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INSIDE ARE HAVING LUNCH AND

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THEY'RE EATING, BUT WE CAN'T EAT

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UNTIL WE GET BACK.

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SO, WHILE WE'RE OUT THERE WE'RE

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THINKING ABOUT THAT GOOD FOOD

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THAT's GOING TO BE WAITING FOR

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US WHEN WE GET BACK.

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>> THANK YOU.

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[APPLAUSE]

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>> HI.

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I'M NOAH.

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I'M IN THE FIFTH GRADE.

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COULD YOU DO A SOMERSAULT RIGHT

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NOW?

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[APPLAUSE]

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>> HI.

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(INAUDIBLE)

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>> REALLY BEAUTIFUL.

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THE THING IS WE'RE ONLY 250

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MILES CLOSER TO THEM THAN YOU

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ARE.

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THEY'RE REALLY NOT THAT MUCH

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BIGGER BUT THEY ARE A LOT

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BRIGHTER AND A LOT CLEARER

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BECAUSE WE'RE NOT LOOKING

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THROUGH THE ATMOSPHERE TO SEE

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THEM AND THE OTHER PART IS,

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BECAUSE WE DON'T HAVE CITY

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LIGHTS OR ANYTHING OF THAT STUFF

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AROUND US, YOU CAN SEE A LOT

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MORE STARS.

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IT'S JUST FILLED WITH STARS ON A

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DARK NIGHT AND AMAZING THOSE ARE

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JUST THE STARS.

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YOU KNOW HOW OUR SUN HAS ALL THE

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PLANETS AROUND IT AND OUR SOLAR

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SYSTEM, IMAGINE THESE BIGGER

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SUNS THAT ARE OUT THERE THAT WE

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SEE THE STARS OF, HOW MANY

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GAZILLIONS OF PLANETS THERE MUST

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BE AROUND THERE AROUND THE STARS

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THAT WE NEED TO EXPLORE.

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>> THANK YOU.

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[APPLAUSE]

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HI.

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I'M IN THE FOURTH GRADE.

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DO YOU HAVE THE INTERNET IN

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SPACE?

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>> YES, WE DO HAVE THE INTERNET

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IN SPACE BUT THE INTERNET THAT

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WE HAVE IN SPACE IS REALLY,

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REALLY, REALLY SLOW.

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SO WE DON'T SPEND A LOT OF TIME

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ON THE INTERNET.

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WE SPEND MOST OF OUR TIME MAYBE

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LOOKING OUT THE WINDOW AND

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LOOKING AT OUR BEAUTIFUL PLANET

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AND TAKING PICTURES AND FLOATING

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AROUND THE SPACE STATION.

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BUT WE HAVE THINGS THAT ARE SENT

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US TO US SO WE CAN WATCH MOVIES

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UP HERE AS WELL AND WE HAVE

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GREAT TELEPHONE THAT WE CAN USE

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TO CALL OUR FAMILY AND FRIENDS.

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BUT THE INTERNET IS A LITTLE BIT

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SLOW FOR US.

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>> THANK YOU.

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[APPLAUSE]

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>> I'M IN THE FIRST GRADE.

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(INAUDIBLE)

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>> I KNOW WHEN I WHAT YOU

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INITIALLY READY TO LAUNCH MY

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FAMILY WAS WORRIED BECAUSE IT's

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A VERY DRAMATIC EVENT.

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BUT I KNOW ALSO RIGHT NOW

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THEY'RE ENJOYING THE FACT THAT

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I'M IN SPACE.

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I GET TO TALK TO MY WIFE AND

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CHILDREN ABOUT ONCE A WEEK ALL

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TOGETHER.

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AND WE HAVE FUN LOOKING OUT THE

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CUPOLA WINDOW TOGETHER.

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I'M ABLE TO SHARE THE VIDEO AND

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IT's IF UNTO SHARE WITH YOUR

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FAMILY.

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[APPLAUSE]

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>> THANK YOU.

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>> HI.

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MY NAME IS BILL.

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AND I'M IN KINDERGARTEN.

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00:19:00,272 --> 00:19:02,441
WHAT DO YOU DO FOR FUN IN THE

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SPACE STATION?

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>> IS IT WELL, YOU HEARD SOME OF

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THE THINGS WE LIKE TO EAT.

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WE LIKE TO FLY AROUND.

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BUT I THINK A LOT OF US REALLY

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ENJOY LIKING OUTSIDE THE WINDOW

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TAKING PICTURES.

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00:19:16,355 --> 00:19:17,422
JUST BEFORE THIS WE FINISHED

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GOING ONE WHOLE ORBIT AROUND THE

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EARTH WHERE WE WERE TAKING

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PICTURES AND PEOPLE ON GROUND

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PUTTING PICTURE WHAT THEY WERE

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DOING TOGETHER ON THE INTERNET.

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GO TO ONEWORLDONEORBIT AND YOU

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CAN SEE.

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WE HAVE SOME TOYS.

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I'VE GOT A DAUGHTER IN SECOND

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GRADE AND SHE PICKED OUT THIS

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FOR ME BEFORE I LEFT.

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I THINK YOU'VE SEEN ONE OF THESE

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BEFORE.

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AND SO WE HAVE FUN PLAYING WITH

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IT AND SHARING THAT WITH YOU

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00:19:47,386 --> 00:19:49,922
GUYS, TOO.

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>> THANK YOU.

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[APPLAUSE]

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>> THANK YOU SO MUCH, RANDY AND

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MARK AND JOE.

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00:20:05,170 --> 00:20:08,407
YOU INSPIRED OUR NEXT GENERATION

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OF SPACE EXPLORERS AND HE'LL

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ALWAYS REMEMBER THIS EXPERIENCE.

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00:20:12,244 --> 00:20:12,644
THANK YOU SO MUCH.

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[APPLAUSE]

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00:20:19,484 --> 00:20:21,353
>> THANK YOU.

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YOU GUYS ARE OUR NEXT GENERATION

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OF EXPLORERS.

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GET READY.

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BECAUSE IT's MOON, MARS AND

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BEYOND!

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>> THAT CONCLUDES THE EVENT.

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>> THANK YOU ALL THE

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PARTICIPANTS FROM NEW PROSPECT