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station this is houston are you ready

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houston we are ready for the event

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shawn mendes this is mission control

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houston please call station for a voice

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station this is shawn mendes how do you

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sean we have you loud and clear welcome

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to the international space

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station it is such an honor to speak

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with you guys i feel so giddy and

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excited right now um i just want to say

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happy uh and excited to be doing this to

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help educate young people about our

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planet right now this is really really

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um before we get started i know that

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there's a lot of new fans and viewers

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watching right now so

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would you guys all mind introducing

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absolutely and happy earth day i'm dr

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shannon walker the current commander of

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hi i'm mike hopkins a colonel united

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states space force as well as a nasa

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spacex crew dragon resilience and a

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flight engineer here on the

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hi happy hour's day konichiwa

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soichinovuchi japanese space agency

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happy earth day commander victor glover

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space station and pilot of crew dragon

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happy earth day my name is mark vande i

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am an expedition 65 crew member nasa

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amazing i know everybody but victor has

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space walks so soichi congratulations

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and victor since this is your first

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yeah it's um interesting question how

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winter time and so the biggest

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sean thank you for the question and um

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wow seeing earth from here is is quite

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seeing the earth is just so amazing and

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it's so incredible i'm literally here

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mark your mic is off

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that is so amazing um our next question

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a lot of fun uh when we get to take

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pictures of the earth and uh and then

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pictures and and get a better

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raya with a very very important question

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i think there's an image

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recycling and and things like that but

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of the impact that the waste can have on

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the planet so that's something that we

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for nasa come work for us because we do

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so far the answer is no we have not seen

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any unicorns up here but we're going to

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keep looking and you know one place that

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we might actually have our best chance

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of seeing a unicorn is have you ever

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just laid out in your backyard and

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watched the clouds go by and you can see

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shapes up there

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well i tell you what we see a lot of

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clouds up here and i think we're all

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going to take an extra special look and

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see if we can't see a unicorn in the

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i'll be looking for some unicorns too

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so we imagine you guys get to see some

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incredible things none of us on earth

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could ever even imagine

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so our next question comes from sophia

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hi nasa i'm sophia and i'm in seventh

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grade and here's my question

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what is the most amazing thing that you

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can see on earth from space that you

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sophia that is a great question and i

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would say it was actually the very first

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view that i had when i looked out the

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window of crew dragon resilience and i

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could see so much of the earth you know

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humankind we invented telescopes and

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microscopes so that we could see things

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at our own level with our own eyes and

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so to be able to see an entire country

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or an entire ocean with my own eyes was

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truly amazing and so

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i really wish that more people could get

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also another thing that's amazing is we

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get to see the top of the atmosphere so

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looking at space

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the atmosphere looks like a thin puddle

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of of atmosphere on top of the

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this beautiful rock we call home it

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seems like a very precious layer

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next we have a question from julian

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happy earth day my name is joanne

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i'm four and a half years old

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my question is what is urban summer

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julian that's a great question and um

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you know i would say

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a short answer is that it's because we

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have so much water on the planet and

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clouds are one way that water is able to

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move around the earth which is so vital

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we have oceans and rivers we have rain

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and snow and clouds are just another

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form of water moving all over the planet

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that helps to keep us alive and

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i could watch you guys do this all day

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sevy and logan are asking something i've

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happy off day

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my name is debbie and i am five my name

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is logan and i'm 13. we know you love

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looking at the earth we love looking at

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the sauce we heard that the stars look

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different in the southern hemisphere

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than they do for us so we were wondering

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well thank you for the great questions

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actually we can see the stars from here

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actually the best view is uh from our

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own crew dragon resilience he has a vest

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view in town because from the dragon

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window we can see the the velocity

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vector the way we're flying into there's

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nothing blocking our view the other day

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we have we captured the very very

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beautiful milky way and it's just just

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out of out of our world so this is

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really the best view

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and i would add to that that up here you

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can see so many more stars than you can

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see they look pretty much like

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stars on the ground because we're not

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that much closer to the stars but you

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can see so many more because you don't

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have the clouds you don't have the

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atmosphere in the way you just have you

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so beautiful uh noah and yael are

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hi i'm noah i'm seven can you see

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so can you see hurricanes from space yes

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you can in fact as we've been talking up

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here you can see the whole hurricane and

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that's pretty neat to be able to see it

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you can see the eye and how it's forming

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uh but one of the things that's

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interesting about up here when you see

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that whole hurricane you're pretty

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amazed and you start taking pictures and

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all of that of it but then you forget

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that there are people in danger down on

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earth with the hurricanes and all that

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so sometimes it's easy to lose

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perspective up here of what's actually

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happening down on the earth so when we

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see those hurricanes we have to remind

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just how dangerous it is for everybody

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ground okay so there's one last question

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from me um and this is crazy but since

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we've been speaking you guys have

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traveled literally about halfway around

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the earth which is insanely surreal to

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think about um

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we all know that time is so precious so

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do you guys have any tips about how to

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save the time and be very precious and

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be very present in the moments we are

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well i think the first thing is just to

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really think about your question

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to be present to be in the moment to be

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intentional and be mindful i think just

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having that in your mind that you want

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i think also is is to be grateful for

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your situation i know we are always we

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are all very grateful that we have this

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opportunity to be up here but we're also

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grateful for our friendships and getting

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to spend time together um it's kind of

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like a little family up here and and

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you know one of the other things that

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happens when we're up here um

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you know we talked about all these

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fantastic views of the earth but one of

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the other things that makes you do is it

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makes you miss the earth

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i really can't wait to get back to earth

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i love being up here in space but

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it just doesn't compare to to being home

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and i'd add to that that

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whenever you're working

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having fun

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whatever you're doing you have the

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option to choose to focus on what you're

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enjoying about it and and slow down

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enough to realize that even when things

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are hard you can find something to

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really appreciate about the moment that

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perfectly perfectly said

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i just want to say

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lastly thank you guys so much for

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helping young people around the world

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better understand our planet today and

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thank you guys so much for spending

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earth day with us godspeed to crew one

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with your return to earth next week and

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i wish you guys all the best and mark we

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really look forward to following you

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along with crew 2 astronauts during your

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expedition 65 mission thank you guys so

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thank you as well happy earth day

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this is houston acr

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thank you mr mendes and all our

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participants it was an honor to have you

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aboard the space station today station