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station this is houston are you ready

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houston this is station we are ready for

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jscpao this is mission control houston

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please call station for a voice check

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station this is jscpao how do you hear

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randy we have you loud and clear welcome

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to space station

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thank you

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good morning from nasa's johnson space

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center and hello crew one we are here

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with shannon walker victor glover mike

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hopkins and suicina gucci who are just

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days away from wrapping up their mission

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and returning to earth but before they

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do we have a few reporters lined up to

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ask questions uh if you're on our phone

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bridge you can press star one to ask a

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question or start to if you need to

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withdraw it and we'll also be taking

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questions from social media so if you're

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following along at home you can submit

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yours using the hashtag asknasa

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but let's jump right in we'll start with

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uh phonebridge and talk with uh chris

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this program is not only going to send

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the first woman to the moon but the

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first person of color and i wonder what

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that means to you and what sort of

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progress you think the agency is making

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especially after you've become the first

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african-american to live on the station

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hey chris how you doing it's good to

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hear your voice and uh i missed the

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first part of your question but i

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believe you're asking about artemis and

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the progress nasa has made and uh you

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it's it's a great uh thing to be here up

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in space and and to to have been a part

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of this historic mission that was

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historic in in several ways and you know

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we were joined by crew 2 which was also

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historic in several ways and so what i

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think it says is that the administration

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the the agency is doing what it can to

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continue to explore space to do it

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safely to do it effectively but also to

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do it inclusively in a way that

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represents the best and brightest of

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america and so i think that's what's

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important that we continue to do that

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thank you next we're going to go to bill

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it's uh great to see you guys um just

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looking ahead to landing uh if you guys

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got in the forecast yet and what if bob

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what sort of noises vibrations i mean

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outside so anything they passed on to

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you we sure like to know about too

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yeah thanks for the question um so in

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the details yet because we're still uh

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to see over here the next 24 hours

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really of whether we have a go to to

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in terms of some of the advice that bob

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preparing for that landing is just going

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hi thanks so much for taking my question

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so uh resilience will also be bringing

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the inspiration for crew to orbit in

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september i'm curious if you all have

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to the ship's new crew before they

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to see uh to see more and more people

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around earth it's just it's an amazing

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experience and as we

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industry this is a big step along that

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way and and then nasa can continue to

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focus on exploration and getting back to

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the moon and on to on to mars through

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the artemis program so again i am i am

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very excited uh we have not had a chance

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to to interact with the inspiration for

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crew yet uh but i i think all of us

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opportunity and kind of talk to them

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about what it's like inside resilience

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going uphill and we'll be able to tell

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him soon here about what it's like

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coming home as well

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speaking of resilience we have a

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facebook asking since your dragon's name

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aspects it can have in this business an

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exploration period and uh for us we had

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a spacewalk that we didn't plan to do at

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planning and so just from the outset it

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cage your bumpers up and so you got to

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really be vigilant about doing things by

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the book and so we studied and we're

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physical effort and it was a pretty uh a

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activity and so that was probably the

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the time on orbit that i can easily

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recall that we had to be really

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resilient i think hopper and i both felt

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some case years for this opportunity and

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parachutes like this and it's just

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town had quite a welcoming committee

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very important for for them to stay stay

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away and a safe distance and allow the

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recovery teams to do their jobs and make

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memorable either experience or you know

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space blocks i'd love to hear from each

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hey michael thanks for the great

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most memories yes two days ago when the

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door opens and all four friends come

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into the the space station yeah this is

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our communities are looking for you know

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across the hatch and seeing how tan they

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uh compared to us um you know one of the

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talk about robotics i would say uh one

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things went really well and and it was

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sleeping in resilience this entire

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yeah he's going to keep rubbing that

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awesome view and none of us have windows

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in our room so um you know this whole

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answer the entire mission as the only

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the first time i've been able to do that

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safely in orbit and i looked out the

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will never forget that moment and i

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actually recorded it because i really

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wanted to remember how i felt it wasn't

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about the view it was how the view made

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me feel and and that every time i look

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out the window and the cupola i still

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feel the same way earth is amazing it's

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beautiful it protects us and so we

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well going last is really hard because

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they got everything i was going to say

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so really high on my list is the

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camaraderie amongst the crew the

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camaraderie amongst our international

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partners when we get to spend time with

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our cosmonaut colleagues who work in a

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different part of the station most the

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time than we do is just really nice to

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have this

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international

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those are all great answers let's take

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one next from space.com with megan

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oh can you hear me

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yes please go ahead

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okay sorry um

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so i'm curious

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euphoria left

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during in the middle of this massive

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pandemic and you're coming back still

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during the middle of this massive

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pandemic could you talk a little bit

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about what that's like sort of how you

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were hoping things would go when you did

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lift off

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anything related to that what it's going

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to be like to land and have everyone be

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yeah that that's a good question because

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i know all of us were hoping that when

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we landed

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or when we will land that the pandemic

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would be at a different stage that being

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people are being vaccinated in the u.s

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and so things are looking better

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we will be going back we'll be actually

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in a quarantine just like we were when

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we uh before we launched because when we

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return our immune systems are a little

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bit depressed and so we're going to do

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everything we can do to keep everybody

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safe we definitely have enjoyed not

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wearing masks up here and having to go

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back and wear masks is well it's what we

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will do because that is the right thing

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another important question about uh what

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happens when you return to earth from

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hector on twitter who wants to know

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what's the first thing you're going to

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uh

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of course i like to eat a lot of stuff

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but one thing i like to have is uh the

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i'm just hoping i'm hungry when i land

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because we're landing on water and i

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think all of us are a little curious to

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see what that's going to be like coming

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back from space the zero g micro g

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environment is always difficult when you

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get into the 1g and then now doing it on

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water if i have an appetite that's going

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to be a bonus and so i'm probably not

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going to have a lot of i'm really not

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going to care that much about what it is

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eat all right next from jess on twitter

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she's asking whether weightlessness

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you know i i don't actually remember

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dreaming since i've been up here on

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orbit i haven't had many dreams or at

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least don't remember them but i will say

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this we talk a lot about how to describe

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flying and floating to people and what

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i've started telling folks is it's like

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living your dreams about flying so i

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guess maybe making a dream reality is

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the closest thing that i can uh relate

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but um

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i don't i don't

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i don't i can't remember any so oh

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yeah last time i remembered that during

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the stay on the orbit i dream about the

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life on the ground once i come back i

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always dream about the space knife in

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space so it's kind of other way around

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makes sense okay let's take go back to

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the phone bridge now we're going to take

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one from mark caro with aviation week

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thank you um how is having a five crew

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in the u.s segment benefited

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the productivity for science maintenance

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five crew definitely makes a difference

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you can really feel how busy it is up

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here

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before and we had

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three us os

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i think one of the the biggest examples

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of how much our productivity increased

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is during the eva's

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series of evas we had four people

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involved in evas and one person that can

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continue doing science and maintenance

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on the station normally when we have

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spacewalks everything else shuts down

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and so just having that extra person

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allows just

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i think it's more than one person's

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just about out of time but i think we

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can fit in one from robert perlman with

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thanks um your splashdown will almost

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double the record for the longest

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spaceflight by u.s spacecraft as

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previously set by skylab 4.

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what does it mean to you to be on a

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record-breaking mission and what does

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the record represent for the future of

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yeah shannon just said one small step

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and i think that's a good way to put it

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you know when when we passed uh the sky

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lab mission we actually had an

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opportunity to uh to talk with um

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with uh one of the astronauts and and it

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was absolutely fantastic uh you know you

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talk about setting records and and the

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record that they said i think is is

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really

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pretty significant particularly when you

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think about how long it stood um i don't

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anticipate that our record is going to

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stand that long and and that's a good

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thing as well and and so yeah it was

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great to break that record i think for

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for all of us it was more of just a

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privilege to get to share that moment uh

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with those that had really broken ground

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and uh and and really were standing on

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we have a little more time than i was

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anticipating so we're actually going to

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go next to randy ginner from fallon

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magazine

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um hello i just wanted to ask

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questions about your experiences with

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the experiments that you've had with the

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tissue chips

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uh including may perhaps the the micro

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microbes uh that you were doing have you

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for example do you plan to bring home

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some radishes one uh on the splash down

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uh any any fascinating advancements that

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you found

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with with those

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with the tissue chips for example and

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the microscopic microgravity stuff that

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yes uh great question i mean the science

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band we've done a lot of a lot of

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science and all of us we're kind of

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trying to remember because i think that

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some of those happen very early in in

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the increment um and so you know a lot

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of that science has actually come home

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on on the spacex vehicle before us and

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and so

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we oftentimes don't get to see the

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results of what's happened up here until

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much later because the the investigators

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on the ground once they get that back

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they need time to analyze it and study

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it and and then make conclusions about

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what it means and sometimes that means

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uh getting results back from multiple

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increments as well and and so you know

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some of the uh the crops that we did

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grow up here through veggie and and like

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the radishes as well

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you know we did get to try some of those

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out while we were up here and i think

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all of us would would agree that it is

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amazing to have fresh fresh food up here

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fresh vegetables like that

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so that was very exciting so we can at

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least give you um our conclusions on

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those those are a definite plus yeah

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speaking of your research projects uh

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ian on twitter excuse me laura on

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facebook is asking what was your

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favorite research project while you were

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thank you thanks for the question well

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there's a lot of interesting experiment

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that the one experiment i did

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along with the 12 countries and regions

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in asia is growing arabs it's actually

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basil

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although we did not able to eat it but

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we really enjoy watching it grow and the

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response from all the students around

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the asian the pacific region is just

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fantastic and they are very

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happy to see it grow and that they are

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happy to do the same kind of experiment

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on the ground to compare the results so

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that's another great triumph of

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i would say one of the experiments that

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i really enjoyed doing is we had a whole

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bunch of little bitty worms up here and

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we were looking at under a microscope

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how the worms behave how their muscles

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uh work in space and it was a

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multi-generational experiment which was

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really fascinating just to see

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over time long amounts of time how how

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sounds like it okay next we're going to

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go

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to mara on twitter who wants to know

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what your nasa duties will be once you

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so when we first return uh it's to get

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back with our families and see our

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families and then to

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go through the reconditioning process so

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about 45 days worth of making sure that

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we can function safely back on earth and

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re-adapt to living in 1g and that'll be

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our primary directive after that we'll

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spend some time traveling around and

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talking about the mission and visiting

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our international partner sites as long

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as it's safe to travel to debrief and to

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make sure that all the nasa and our

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international space agency partners uh

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learn our lessons from this mission as

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well as our partner spacex

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and then also to go out and talk to the

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public about this this amazing mission

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that we were fortunate to be a part of

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and then after that it'll be up to our

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looking forward to the talking to the

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public part let's go back to the phone

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bridge now with flynn barber from low

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profiles magazine

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mike congratulations on being the first

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space force officer aboard the iss

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what's the difference in your missions

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duties between this branch

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of service versus being an air force

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officer slash nasa astronaut as you were

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on your previous mission

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thank you

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hey thanks lynn thanks for the question

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uh actually my duties really haven't

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changed um you know when i before i was

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an air force officer that was assigned

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to nasa and nasa dictated what my duties

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were and now i'm a space force officer

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assigned to nasa and nasa is dictating

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what my duties are and so that will

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continue up until uh my you know leave

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the uh the astronaut corps and there's

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no plans for that happening anytime soon

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so you know at this point in time my

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duties really haven't changed and uh and

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so in terms of what i would do

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if i did go back to the space force that

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and next we're going to get one from nem

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hi there how are you um thanks very much

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i was watching you all embrace on

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saturday when crew 2 arrived and and for

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for some of us around the world

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embracing our loved ones is still isn't

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uh isn't possible i was just wondering

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on your days when you miss your family

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yeah that's a good question because

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we're always missing our family but we

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actually

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have pretty good communications with our

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family

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we're able to phone them to make phone

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calls to them just about any time we

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want if they're satellite hookups and

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then once a week we'll get a video

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conference with them so we get to see

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them

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fairly often it'd be better to be on the

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ground embracing them but until then we

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have to deal with electronic

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next we'll go to russell pounds with

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pacific rim media

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hello great to be with you i'm calling

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from alaska today and my question for

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victor the story i'm working on is about

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women girls and people of color

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discovering careers in science can you

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talk about the importance of creating

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those opportunities for a diver diverse

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workforce and along with that when you

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talk to young people what's the thing

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that causes the light to go on and spark

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well that's a well that's a little bit

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of a big question and i'll say i'll

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start with the end you know the thing i

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think that creates the spark is just

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aerospace in general airplane spacecraft

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rockets things that make a lot of noise

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and go really fast are exciting and so

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the the shuttle was an amazing vehicle

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to watch as a kid the spacex boosters

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going up and coming back and landing on

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the ships or in the landing zones are

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amazing and those things captivate

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people that grabs their heart and then

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you have the the opportunity to then

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fill their brains and so um i like to to

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share with them to be resilient to be

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lifelong learners and and to be good

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teammates and i think those things are a

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recipe for success no matter what you do

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and so that's the same message i talk to

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any whatever group i talk to a

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professional group or or students i

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think that's the important thing to

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focus on is to be your best and do your

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best because you know you can look at

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the news or watch the news and see that

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the world needs the best that we can

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muster it needs the best from each and

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every one of us every single day and so

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it's great that uh it's getting so much

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attention that we want the best of

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everyone and that we're going to do this

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great advice let's go next to follow-up

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from marcia dunn with the associated

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press

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uh yes hi again i'm just wondering how

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long you might have to wait before you

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get your covet 19 vaccines upon return

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and i gotta ask what foods are you

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looking forward to for your first meals

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yeah

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is that we'll get a covered vaccine

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seven to ten days after we get back i

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don't know which version we'll be

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getting but

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what about that that time frame and as

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for me what i'm looking forward to a

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you know talking about the food i think

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for me it's just something that's

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freshly prepared uh you know everything

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that we eat up here was was cooked or

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packaged years ago and so i'm really

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looking for something forward to

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something that just comes right out of

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the kitchen to my plate to my mouth

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okay we'll wrap up now with one last uh

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follow-up question from megan bartels at

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space.com

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hey thanks so much for taking a second

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question um i wanted to ask

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for if

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you get another space station mission

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would you want to

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fly crew dragon again or would you want

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to be giving a different vehicle a try

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three vehicles

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well uh first of all the drogon is a

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wonderful vehicle and i'll be happy to

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fly many times but i know

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it's the same apply for the space

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shuttle and the soyuz so i'll be happy

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to fly three different different uh

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space vehicle but now the race is on to

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who is going to be the first one to fly

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the fourth different kinds

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you don't pass up a ride to space

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that is great that's all we have time

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for but thank you so much everyone for

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talking with us we really appreciate it

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safe journeys on your way home uh later

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this week and we will be watching for

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those at home keep an eye on nasa.gov

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and tune into nasa.gov live to follow

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along with these guys as they make their

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way home later this week safe journey

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station this is houston acr that

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thank you to all participants stationed

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we are now resuming operational audio