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hi everyone and thanks for continuing to

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join us for the uh the flight of crew

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one aboard crew dragon on its way to the

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international space station we're here

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at spacex headquarters in hawthorne

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california and we've been monitoring

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this mission the entire way since crew

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suit up yesterday really

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and then the crew lifted off last night

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at 7 27 pm eastern time

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and coming up very shortly we're going

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to get a really special treat

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yeah we're going to get to see a live

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broadcast of the crew on board

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dragon resilience hopefully they'll be

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able to get us

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a small tour of their resilience vehicle

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and also be able to answer some

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questions hopefully up there so really

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excited to see that i'm really hopeful

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that they show us not only around crew

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driving but they also tell us their

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experience so far

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we heard earlier that victor glover has

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not stopped smiling since he launched so

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i would love to hear more about how

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things are going right and i could see

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his smile all the way to the

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international space station

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probably so it's a pretty bright smile

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so really excited for that stay tuned

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should be coming up here shortly in a

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we're currently 152 kilometers away from

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station crude dragon is

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and we've already had three of the five

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major burns take place aboard crew

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dragon you can see those demonstrated on

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the screen here

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the first happened last night about 45

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minutes after launch that was the phase

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burn and then there was a short phase

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adjust burn this morning at 6 50 a.m

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uh after that was the boost burn that's

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that was at 8 22 a.m this morning and

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then shortly after the close coal

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elliptic burn at 903 a.m pacific time

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that's the most recent burn we've had

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and that put dragon in a

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in a roughly 10 kilometer orbit all the

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way around the earth

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it's called a coaliptic orbit so next

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couple of burns coming up are the

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transfer burn and the final coaliptic

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burn and that will complete the

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rendezvous phase for us

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and those burns are coming up in about

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an hour from now

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we're just standing by waiting for those

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views from crew dragon we expect them to

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be using the floater camera which is not

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a fixed camera inside crew dragon it

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gives them a little more flexibility to

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get out of their seats dragon spacex we

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see good video are you ready for the

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resilience is ready for the event

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poppy we go

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okay everyone

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good morning good afternoon good evening

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and welcome on board crew dragon

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resilience

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victor shannon suici and i are very

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pleased to welcome you on board as we

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journey to the international space

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station

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currently we're going to give you just a

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little bit of a tour of our home

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few hours as well and so starting i'm

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sitting here in the cockpit or the

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bridge if you will

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so this is where we are for launch and

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for landing as well as when we get ready

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for docking if you take a quick look

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here you can see we've got

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three primary displays that will touch

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screen displays that we use to control

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and so we can bring up our procedures we

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can bring up maps that show where we are

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over uh over the earth and it's actually

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quite nice to touch the touch screens

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that we have here for controlling

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resilience we also have some backup

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controls here buttons so that if

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anything should happen to these displays

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we still have some of the critical

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functionality that we can

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we can accomplish with these these

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buttons that you see here so that's

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that's pretty much it here in the in the

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cockpit and so now

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hello everyone

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victor here baby yoda and i wanted to

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talk to you a little bit about the uh

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hatches

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just about 24 hours ago we entered

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resilience through this side hatch

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open that hatch again until we are

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splashed down in the ocean and the

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recovery forces are bringing us aboard

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the ship and taking us out of the

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so when we dock to station we will

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hatch which is uh up here

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spacecraft so the nose cone opens

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forward and and you can go into station

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at this time i'm going to hand you off

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and suichi for awareness we're not

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i'm sorry hey uh uh good evening and the

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konbanwa this is soichinoguchi i'm not

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talking through the lower tier of the

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capsule many people see the seat but

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dragon capsule has amazing vast area of

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storage and i'm now

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mid deck lockers and this is quite a

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room here there might be some other

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creatures kind of slowly

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coming through you and this is also a

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very important uh stuff but this is the

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storage area for the eva equipment for

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for us when we go up and this is

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actually powered payload and it is now

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powered and it's like a refrigerator

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which holds ice cream no no no uh

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science material science material for

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okay that's the vast

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storage area underneath our seat now i'm

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all right thank you suici

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as you can see with the four of us in

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this dragon capsule is quite a bit more

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crowded than it is was with just doug

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and bob and so i thought i would show

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you some of what it's like to actually

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live on a spacecraft like this you'll

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see that we actually have um bags stowed

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all over the place and this is for a

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number of reasons

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you can pan over here soichi you will

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see up here we actually have some bags

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full of our emergency equipment and

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supplies such as the shirts and pants

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that we are wearing now came up in these

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um you will also see that we've got

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such as food and water stashed around

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to drink out of you can see it can be a

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little bit challenging because there is

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pulls out

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this little tour of

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dragon resilience here with something

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this is something that is a tradition

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within the uh within the astronaut

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and just to give you a little history on

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training to become an astronaut and then

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once that is complete and you graduate

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becomes an astronaut but they're an

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unflown astronaut and they get a silver

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that hundred kilometer mark

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you then get a gold pin and we have one

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who does not have the appropriate

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accoutrement for his uniform and so it's

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to be able to give victor glover

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his gold astronaut pin for passing

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100 kilometers congratulations thank you

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thank you

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again uh thanks everyone for coming out

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uh this is uh just an unbelievable

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it has been fantastic so far and we're

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looking forward you know we're about 21

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and so we are we are very excited for us

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and uh and i think i'm just going to

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close it with all for one

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bye everyone

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hopper thank you so much and actually

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thanks to the entire resilience crew for

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that amazing tour

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and great event congratulations victor

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uh you must be so excited

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thank you all right we caught the uh jay

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that was a lot of fun thank you for uh

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and you can see victor glover has still

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not stopped smiling and honestly neither

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have i watching that tour of crude

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yeah and he got his official gold pin

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for passing a hundred kilometers that

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must be amazing we mentioned earlier

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that he did know that specific number of

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the height he had reached now he is out

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in space with the crew one team

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really have bonded over the last uh last

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several months training together

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and victor really proud of his new pin

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i'm so excited for him his first trip to

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but a really interesting tour of crew

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dragon obviously commander mike hopkins

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showed us the seats uh that they

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launched in and he mentioned you know

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that but uh so we just showed us what's

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good glimpse at that storage and so he

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mentioned there was a fridge

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not for ice cream but it is a fridge

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that helps us stow

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science samples and experiments going to

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some of those snacks it's relatable to

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get this kind of a tour because for the

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most part we've been seeing them in

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their seats it almost makes dragon look

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so small but with suici underneath where

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the cargo goes you can really see how

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large that cabin really is

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tons of room but it is pretty spacious

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enough for them to be able to maneuver

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around yeah and you could tell victor

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plenty of room and i think he's a pretty

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tall guy yeah so it does look pretty

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roomy in there and uh as they mentioned

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journey this is dragon for timeline

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we don't have any other planned

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activities that need the floater camera

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approach