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>> CHOOSE YOUR LETTUCE LEAF!

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[ CHUCKLING ]

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>> CHEERS.

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>> CHEERS!

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[ LAUGHING ]

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>> DO WE GET BALSAMIC?

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OH, THAT'S PRETTY GOOD!

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>> WOW!

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>> THAT'S A SALAD.

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>> I KNOW.

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>> IT'S A SALAD.

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>> JC, THAT WAS DELICIOUS.

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[ CHUCKLING ]

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>> WELL, WHEN YOU HAVEN'T

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HAD A SALAD IN SIX MONTHS,

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IT'S DELICIOUS.

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[ CHUCKLING ]

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[ MUSIC ]

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>> I'M STILL STATIONED

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ON TWO FOR NANORACKS.

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>> WITH YOU ON TWO

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FOR NANORACKS.

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>> RIGHT, HOW'S YOUR VIEW?

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DO YOU WANT, UH,

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ANYTHING DIFFERENT?

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>> VIEW LOOKS GREAT.

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>> VIEW LOOKS GREAT.

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>> NO, THE VIEW LOOKS GREAT,

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THANK YOU.

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>> NOW THAT THE EXPERIMENT

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IS ABOARD THE SPACE STATION,

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IT'S TIME FOR THE ASTRONAUTS

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TO GET TO WORK.

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ELAINE AND PARASTOO ARE BACK

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IN VIRGINIA,

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AND THE NANORACKS TEAM

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IS BACK IN TEXAS

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WHERE THEY WILL PERFORM

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A GROUND-CONTROL VERSION

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OF THE EXPERIMENT

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BEING CONDUCTED BY THE CREW

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IN SPACE.

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>> THE CREW MEMBERS ARE USING

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THE NANORACKS PLATE READER

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TO READ, UH, THE PLATES.

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THEY'RE ANALYZING WHAT'S IN

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THE PLATE AND THE MIGRATION

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OF FLUIDS BETWEEN

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THE TWO CHAMBERS

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THAT ARE ON THE PLATES.

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AND SO WE HAVE OUR

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GROUND, UH, SAMPLES HERE.

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THESE ARE IDENTICAL

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TO THE ONES THAT ARE ON

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THE SPACE STATION.

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AND WHAT WE'RE GONNA DO IS

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AS THE CREW MEMBER INSERTS

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THE PLATES INTO THE PLATE READER

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ON THE SPACE STATION, WE'RE ALSO

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GONNA INSERT THE PLATE

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ONTO THE GROUND UNIT

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WE HAVE BEHIND ME.

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AND THAT'S JUST TO CONFIRM

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THAT WHAT WE'RE SEEING

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ANY EFFECTS THAT WE DO

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END UP SEEING IS EFFECTIVE

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IN THE SPACE ENVIRONMENT,

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UM, COMPARED TO THE GROUND UNIT.

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IN SUMMARY, WHAT

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THE PLATE READER DOES IS--

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IT'S CALLED A BIG FANCY WORD,

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IS A SPECTROPHOTOMETER.

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AND IT'S GOT A BIG LAMP IN IT

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THAT, UH, SHINES WHITE LIGHT.
 
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AND THEN IT'S GOT A PRISM

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OR A GRATING.

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AND THE WHITE LIGHT SHINES

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ON THE GRATING.

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AND THEN IT MOVES TO

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ORIENTATE WHICH--

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TO-TO KIND OF SEPARATE

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THE LIGHT INTO A WAVELENGTH.

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AND YOU GET TO SELECT

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WHICH WAVELENGTH YOU WANT

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TO SHINE THROUGH YOUR SAMPLES.

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WE HAVE SIX PLATES.

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EACH PLATE TAKES ABOUT

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FOUR MINUTES--

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SO IT'S ABOUT 30 MINUTES EACH.

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AND EVERY TIME IN BETWEEN,

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WE'LL BE LISTENING FOR

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THE CREW MEMBER TO SAY THAT

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THEY INSERTED THE PLATE.

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UH, THEN WE'LL HIT

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THE COMMAND HERE.

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ONCE THE RUN IS DONE,

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THE CREWMEMBER WILL COME OVER

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AND TAKE THE PLATE OUT,

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PUT THE NEW PLATE IN

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AND IT'LL REPEAT FOR,

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UH, FIVE MORE TIMES.

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>> STILL STATION ON THREE,

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PLATE 1003 IS IN THE TRAY.

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>> OH, YEAH.

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IT'S READING THE PLATE.

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IT'S GOT A LITTLE--

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THE PLATE SITS IN THERE.

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MOVES THE PLATE THIS WAY

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AND THEN THE READ HEAD

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MOVES THIS WAY.

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AND THE LITTLE

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"BEEP-BEEP-BEEP-BEEP"

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YOU HEAR, THAT'S KIND OF

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THE LITTLE LAMP THAT'S IN THERE.

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THAT TURNS THE LAMP ON.

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SO IT MAKES THAT LITTLE NOISE.

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SOUNDS LIKE BAD TECHNO MUSIC.

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[ MACHINE BEEPING ]

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>> MY CREW MATE ACTUALLY

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WAS THE FIRST ONE TO START

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THIS EXPERIMENT.

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AND I TOOK OVER FOR HIM

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AND SAID, "HEY, WHAT--

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"WHAT EXPERIMENT IS THIS?

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"WHAT ARE WE DOING?"

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AND HE LOOKS AT ME AND HE SAYS,

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"I'M NOT SURE."

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SO WE CALLED DOWN, UM, TO

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THE GROUND, TO MISSION CONTROL.

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>> AND I KNOW THAT PART

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OF THIS IS LOOKING AT A GEL

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THAT CAN RELEASE THE ANTIBIOTICS

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KIND OF SLOW RELEASE

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TO A WOUND SITE.

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UM, BUT I DON'T KNOW

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WHAT HAPPENED TO THAT PLATE

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IN THE NANORACKS READER

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THIS MORNING AND THEN KIND OF

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WHAT'S GOING ON THIS AFTERNOON.

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>> UM, WHAT WE'RE LOOKING FOR

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IS HOW THE DRUG MIGRATES

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TO THE GEL OVER TIME.

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WHICH IS WHY WE'RE SCANNING

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THE PLATES TWO TIMES A DAY

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FOR THIS TWO WEEK RUN.

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>> AH, I LIKE THAT ANSWER.

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THAT'S VERY COOL.

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THANK YOU FOR FINDING THAT OUT!

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>> NO PROB.

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>> SO THIS IS 15 DAYS.

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UH, IT'S TWICE A DAY

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AND THEY'RE TYPICALLY

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WHICH IS THE MORNING FOR

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THE CREW ON SPACE STATION.

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AND THEN USUALLY SOME TIME

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EARLY AFTERNOON HERE.

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BUT KYLE'S BEEN RUNNING

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THE SHOW.

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HE'S BEEN GETTING UP

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EVERY SIX HOURS, EIGHT HOURS,

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SEVEN HOURS TO DO THIS.

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IT'S KIND OF FUN IN A WAY.

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I GET TO PLAY ASTRONAUT

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ON THE GROUND,

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SO THAT'S ALWAYS FUN.

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>> AFTER 15 DAYS OF RUNNING

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THE EXPERIMENT, THE RESEARCHERS

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HAVE A LOT OF VALUABLE DATA

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ABOUT HOW HYDROGELS

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BEHAVE IN MICROGRAVITY.

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TO LEARN EVEN MORE,

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THE SAMPLES WILL COME BACK

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TO EARTH FOR FURTHER ANALYSIS.

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FOR THE LAST LEG OF

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THEIR JOURNEY, THE SAMPLES

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WILL RETURN TO EARTH

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IN THE SAME DRAGON CAPSULE

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THAT GAVE THEM A RIDE

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TO MICROGRAVITY.

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AFTER DRAGON SPLASHES DOWN

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IN THE PACIFIC OCEAN,

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IT'S TAKEN TO THE PORT OF

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LONG BEACH, WHERE NASA

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WILL BE READY TO RETRIEVE

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THE PRECIOUS CARGO.

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>> SPLASHDOWN FOR DRAGON WAS

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ON, UH, SUNDAY I BELIEVE?

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AND SO NASA HAS A GROUP

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CALLED COLD STOWAGE

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AND, UH, CARGO MANIFEST.

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AND THEY GO OUT AND PICK UP

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THE PAYLOADS FROM DRAGON.

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AND THEN THEY DISTRIBUTE IT

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TO PEOPLE AT LA OR WHOEVER

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NEEDS THEM THERE,

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AND THEN THEY BRING THEM ALSO

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HERE TO JOHNSON SPACE CENTER.

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UM, AND SO NOW I'M IN OUT FRONT

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OF THE COLD STOW OFFICE.

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AND I JUST PICKED UP,

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UH, MODEL 74, WHICH IS

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OUR TYMPANOGEN PROJECT.

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AND THEY HAND IT TO ME,

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AND I PUT IT IN MY COOLER.

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AND THEN I DRIVE IT OVER

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TO, UH, OUR OFFICE

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WHERE IT'S GONNA SIT

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UNTIL WE FLY UP TO,

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UH, THE TYMPANOGEN OFFICE

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IN, UH, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

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TO, UH, DO THE FINAL PHASE

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OF THE EXPERIMENT,

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UH, WHICH IS REMOVING

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THE SAMPLES OUT OF THE--

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THE REACTOR MICROPLATES.

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WE'RE REALLY PROUD TO

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TAKE PART IN THIS REALLY, UH,

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REALLY INTERESTING EXPERIMENT.

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>> WHEN WE FIRST GOT

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OUR GELS BACK,

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IT WAS ALREADY EXCITING

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BECAUSE SPACE NEVER LOSES

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ITS COOL, AND SO WE

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HAD THESE PLATES

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AND WERE LIKE, "OH MY GOD!

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"THESE ARE WHAT

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"THE ASTRONAUTS TOUCHED!"

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AND SO WE OPENED 'EM,

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AND THEY'VE BEEN TO

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SPACE AND BACK.

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AND NOW THEY'RE IN OUR LAB.