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>> MISSION SEQUENCE STARTS.

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>> GOOD MORNING, WELCOME TO

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MISSION CONTROL HOUSTON AND THE

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INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION

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FLIGHT CONTROL ROOM.

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THIS IS WHERE THERE IS ALWAYS A

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TEAM OF SPECIALISTS ON DUTY 24/7

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WHEN THE STATION IS IN

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COMMUNICATIONS RANGE TO MANAGE

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THE MISSION OF THE STATION AND

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THE HUMAN CREW WHO NOW NUMBER

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SIX.

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ONCE AGAIN, EXPEDITION 59 BEGAN

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YESTERDAY WHEN THREE NEW CREW

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MEMBERS ARRIVED TO JOIN THE

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COMMANDER AND FLIGHT ENGINEERS

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TO DO SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH AND

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SPACE WALKS AND MORE DURING THE

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NEXT THREE MONTHS.

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>> WELCOME TO SPACE TO GROUND.

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THIS WEEK, THREE NEW CREW

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MEMBERS LAUNCHED TO THE

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INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION.

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THE NEW CREWS ADJUSTING TO LIFE

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ON THE STATION AFTER A SUCCESS

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DOCKING OF THE SOYUZ SPACECRAFT

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CARRYING TWO ASTRONAUTS THAT

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LAUNCHED ON THURSDAY, MARCH 14.

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THEY ARRIVED AT THE SPACE

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STATION MODULE AFTER A

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FOUR-ORBIT, SIX-HOUR JOURNEY AND

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OPENED THE HATCH A FEW HOURS

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LATER.

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THEY HAVE JOINED ANN McCLAIN

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OF NASA, AN INDIVIDUAL FROM THE

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SPACE AGENCY AND THE COMMANDER.

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THE CREW MEMBERS WILL SPEND MORE

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THAN SIX MONTHS, CONDUCTING 250

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SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS IN FIELDS

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SUCH AS BIOLOGY, EARTH SCIENCE,

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HUMAN RESEARCH, TECHNICAL

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SCIENCES AND TECHNOLOGY

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DEVELOPMENT.

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THIS WEEK'S QUESTION COMES FROM

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HENNY WHO WANTS TO KNOW WHY THE

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SPACE SUITS HAVE SUCH LOW

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PRESSURE.

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THAT IS A GOOD QUESTION, HENNY.

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THE SPACE SUITS HAVE A PRESSURE

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PRETTY MUCH SIMILAR TO WHAT YOU

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HAVE ON EARTH WITH A MIX OF

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OBJECTION OXYGEN AND NITROGEN.

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PREBREATHING TO RELEASE THE

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NITROGEN FROM THEIR BLOODSTREAM

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BUT THE LOW PRESSURE SUITS ALLOW

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THEM TO BE MORE FLEXIBLE WHICH

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IS NEEDED WHEN YOU HAVE TO SPEND

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SIX AND A HALF HOURS TO DO WORK

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ON THE SPACE STATION.

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KEEP SENDING IN YOUR QUESTIONS

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USING THE HASHTAG AND WE'LL SEE

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YOU NEXT WEEK.

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>> LET ME ASK YOU, DO YOU THINK

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IT HAS BEEN A REALLY BUSY LAST

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FIVE MONTHS FOR YOU?

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WE'LL TAKE A MOMENT TO THINK

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ABOUT WHAT THAT TIME HAS BEEN

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FOR THE NEW SPACE STATION FLIGHT

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ENGINEER.

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HE HAD EXPECTED TO ARRIVE IN

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OCTOBER BUT THE SOYUZ SENT THEM

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AND ANOTHER ASTRONAUT ON A NEW

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COURSE TO GET TO THE SPACE

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STATION.

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ON OCTOBER 11, 2018 AFTER MORE

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THAN TWO YEARS OF PREPARATION,

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NASA'S NICK HAGUE AND AN

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ASTRONAUT FROM RUSSIA LIFTED UP

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TO THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE

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THE CLIMB TO ORBIT WENT

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PERFECTLY FOR THE FIRST TWO

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FAILED TO SEPARATE FROM THE

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A LAUNCH ABORT.

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THE SPACECRAFT CARRYING HAGUE

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AND THE ASTRONAUT BROKE FREE AND

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THEY PARACHUTED TO A SAFE

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A SHORT TIME LATER, THEY WERE

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RECOVERY TEAMS, THEN FLOWN BACK

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FOR A REUNION WITH THEIR

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FAMILIES AND GREETINGS FROM THE

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BRIDENSTINE AND THE HEAD OF THE

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COSMOS WHO PROMISED THEY WOULD

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FLY IN ANOTHER FLIGHT TO THE

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SPACE STATION.

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THIS TIME, THEY BECAME A PART OF

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THE 59TH AND 0TH TO MAKE IT TO

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THE SPACE STATION.

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THEY WRAPPED UP THEIR TRAINING

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IN RUSSIA AND PASSED THEIR FINAL

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EXAMS.

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THEN PREPARED FOR THE SIX AND A

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HALF MONTH MISSION FOR A LAUNCH

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TO THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE

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STATION.

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NOW, YOU ALREADY KNOW THAT THIS

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IS NICK HAGUE'S SECOND SPACE

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FLIGHT.

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YOU MIGHT ALSO KNOW HE IS A

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MEMBER OF THE AIR FORCE AND AN

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AERONAUTICAL ENGINEER BUT HERE

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IS ANOTHER STORY ABOUT HIS

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TRAINING AND FOOD THAT GOT HIM

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TO SQUEEZE INTO A SOYUZ

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SPACECRAFT

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>> SO WE'RE AN AIR FORCE FAMILY,

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SOMETHING YOU MAY NOT KNOW ABOUT

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US.

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I MET MY WIFE AT THE AIR FORCE

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ACADEMY BACK IN 1996 WHEN WE

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WERE IN THE SAME SQUADRON.

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I WAS FROM KANSAS, SHE WAS FROM

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NEW YORK CITY.

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WE NEVER WOULD WILL HAVE CROSSED

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PATHS HAD IT NOT BEEN FOR THE

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AIR FORCE ACADEMY.

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>> TWO.

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>> SO THE QUESTION I GET IS ARE

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YOU A STAR WARS FAN OR STAR TREK

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FAN BUT RARELY DOES ANYBODY ASK

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ME IF I AM A FAN OF DOCTOR WHO.

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I GREW UP WATCHING IT AND IT GOT

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ME HOOKED ON SCI-FI, A STAPLE

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WHEN I WAS GROWING UP.

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>> THREE.

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>> THE THING MY WIFE INTRODUCED

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ME TO WAS YOGA SO WE'RE REGULAR

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PRACTITIONERS OF YOGA AND I HAVE

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TO TELL YOU I AM EXTREMELY

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THANKFUL SHE GOT ME HOOKED

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BECAUSE BEING CRAMMED UP INSIDE

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THE SOYUZ CAPSULE WITH YOUR

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KNEES AT YOUR CHEST FOR HOURS ON

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END IS A LOT EASIER AFTER

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PUTTING YOURSELF THROUGH A FEW

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HOURS OF TORTURE IN YOGA.

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I DON'T KNOW IF TORTURE WAS THE

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RIGHT WORD BUT...

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>> FOUR.

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>> GROWING UP IN SCHOOL I GOT TO

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TRY EVERY SPORT BUT THE THING

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THAT GOT ME HOOKED AND WAS MY

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PASSION WAS BASEBALL.

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I WAS A PITCHER.

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SO ONE OF THE THINGS I DID WHEN

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I GOT TO THE AIR FORCE ACADEMY

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WAS LOCK ON TO THE BASEBALL TEAM

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AND I PLAYED FOR A COUPLE OF

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YEARS THERE ON THE JUNIOR

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VARSITY TEAM AND THEN GOT A

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CHANCE TO THROW AN INNING IN THE

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VARSITY LEVEL AND THEN AFTER

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THAT, THEY DECIDED MY HOBBY WAS

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NOT GOING TO GO ANYWHERE AND I

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GOT CUT.

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SO EVERYBODY HAS THEIR

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INDIVIDUAL TASTE.

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WHEN IT COMES TO FOOD, IT IS

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PEANUT BUTTER AND CHOCOLATE FOR

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ME.

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THAT IS AN ADDICTION I HAVE.

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WHO DOESN'T LOVE A BOWL OF

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PEANUT BUTTER AND CHOCOLATE ICE

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CREAM?

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THE OTHER THING I REALLY ENJOY

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IS CRUSHED RED PEPPERS AND

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GARLIC.

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YOU PUT GARLIC ON ANYTHING, IT

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MAKES IT TASTE BETTER SO THOSE

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ARE THE THINGS I CRAVE WHEN IT

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COMES TO FOOD.

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>> NOW, HAGUE ENDED UP MAKING IT

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TO THE SPACE STATION IN THE SAME

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SPACE SHIFT WITH ONE OF HIS

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ASTRONAUT CLASSMATES, CHRISTINA

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COOK.

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ONE OF HER FAVORITE PAST TIMES

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IS MOUNTAIN CLIMBING AND COOK

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SAYS THE CONCENTRATION AND

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CONTROL THAT SHE LEARNED IN

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CLIMBING HELPED HER PREPARE TO

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BE AN ASTRONAUT AND TO MAKE THE

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CLIMB TO SPACE FOR HER FIRST

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MISSION TO THE INTERNATIONAL

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SPACE STATION.

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>> I FIRST GOT INVOLVED IN ROCK

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CLIMBING ACTUALLY IN COLLEGE.

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MY COLLEGE OFFERED ROCK CLIMBING

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AS A PE CLASS SO IT SOUNDED FUN,

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A WAY TO GET OUTSIDE AND HAVE A

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LITTLE ADVENTURE.

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IF I FIRST GOT INTO IT, I LIKED

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MORE OF THE PHYSICAL CHALLENGE.

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THAT WAS WHAT IT WAS ALL ABOUT.

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AND THEN AS I GOT ADVANCED IN

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THE HOBBY AND MORE TECHNICAL, I

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FOUND I REALLY LIKED THE OTHER

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ASPECTS OF IT, LIKE THE SYSTEM,

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THE GEAR, THE TECHNICAL PART OF

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IT AND ALSO AS YOU GET IN HIGHER

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TYPES OF TECHNICAL CLIMBING, YOU

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RELY ON YOUR PARTNER SO THE TEAM

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PART OF IT.

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WE SPACE WALK IN A GIANT POOL

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THAT IS LARGE ENOUGH THAT IT HAS

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A FULL SCALE MOCKUP OF THE

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INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION SO

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IN THAT, WE SIMULATE EVERYTHING

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LIKE WE WOULD IN THE AVA

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INCLUDING YOUR TETHERS, VERY

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SIMILAR TO THE CONCEPT OF ROCK

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CLIMBING.

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SO DURING MY ASTRONAUT

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INTERVIEW, THE MOST MEMORABLE

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QUESTION I HAD FROM THE

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INTERVIEW COMMITTEE CAME FROM

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PEGGY WHITSON WHO, AS YOU KNOW,

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IS A FAMOUS ASTRONAUT FOR THE

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LONGEST TIME IN SPACE, DONE

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MANY, MANY SPACE WALKS, A HERO

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OF MINE AND SHE LOOKED AT ME AND

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SAID WHEN YOU ROCK CLIMB, HAVE

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YOU EVER BEEN SCARED AND I FELT

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LIKE SHE WAS SEEING RIGHT

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THROUGH MY SOUL WHEN SHE ASKED

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THAT QUESTION AND I FEEL LIKE

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THE ANSWER TO THAT QUESTION IS

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ABSOLUTELY, I HAVE BEEN SCARED

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AND THAT IS WHEN I FOUND THE

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FACT THAT TURNING THAT FEAR YOU

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MIGHT BE HAVING INTO FOCUS IS SO

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IMPORTANT AND I THINK THAT IS

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WHAT SHE WAS DRAWING ON WHEN SHE

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ASKED THAT QUESTION.

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SO THAT WAS A PRETTY PROFOUND

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MOMENT IN MY SELECTION PROCESS.

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>> I AM CHRISTINA COOK AND I AM

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A ASTRONAUT.

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>> COOK, HAGUE AND ACHINEN AND

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THEIR CREWMATES ARE IN A SLEEP

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PERIOD TODAY FOR EVERYBODY TO

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GET CYCLED TO THE RIGHT

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WAKE-SLEEP CYCLE.

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TOMORROW THEY WILL START

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PREPARING FOR THE FIRST WEEK'S

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SPACE WALK AND THEN AFTER THAT,

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A LONG AGENDA OF LABORATORY

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EXPERIMENTS, TOO.

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OVER TIME, THEY WILL GET A

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CHANCE TO TALK TO PEOPLE ON THE

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GROUND TO SHARE THEIR

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EXPERIENCE.

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SOME PREVIOUS CREW MEMBERS HAVE

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MADE A WAY FOR THAT THROUGH FUN

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INSTRUCTIONAL FILMS FOR

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STUDENTS.

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SCOTT TALKS ABOUT THE ORBIT OF

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THE SPACECRAFT AND OFFERS

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VIEWERS A CHANCE TO PARTICIPATE.

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♪ ♪

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>> HELLO, MY NAME IS SCOTT AND I

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AM LIVING AND WORKING ABOARD THE

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INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION.

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YOU KNOW, I LOVE HEARING THE

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NEWS.

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OUR ORBITING ALTITUDE OF

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450 KILOMETERS 250 MILES ABOVE

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THE EARTH SURFACE GIVES US A

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UNIQUE PERCENT -- PERSPECTIVE.

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LET'S EXPLORE.

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PLANETS AND MOONS HAVE ELIPTICAL

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ORBITS.

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SPACECRAFT ORBITING EARTH ARE

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PLACED IN A NEARLY CIRCULAR

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ORBIT TO KEEP A CONSISTENT

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ALTITUDE AS THEY TRAVEL AROUND

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THE PLANET.

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LET'S TAKE A LOOK AT THE EARTH.

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IT HAS A RADIUS OF

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3667 KILOMETERS AND THE SPACE

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STATION IS ABOUT 400 KILOMETERS

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AND 8 KILOMETERS PER SECOND.

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THAT IS 17,500 MILES PER HOUR.

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SEE IF YOU CAN USE THESE VALUES

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TO CALCULATE HOW FAR, HOW LONG

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WE TRAVEL IN ONE ORBIT AROUND

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THE EARTH.

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ALL OF THIS INFORMATION AND MORE

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ACTIVITIES RELATED TO ORBITS ARE

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AVAILABLE AT

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NASA.GOV/STEMONSTATION.

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>> FOUR, THREE, TWO, ONE.

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>> THE ANSWERS TO THE QUESTIONS,

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BY THE WAY, ARE APPROXIMATELY

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42,600 KILOMETERS IN 90 MINUTES

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AND OUR ALTITUDE ON ORBIT, WE

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HAVE A VERY UNIQUE AND AWESOME

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VIEW OF THE EARTH.

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THANKS FOR SCORING WITH ME

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TODAY.

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I AM GOING TO SEND YOU BACK TO

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EARTH NOW TO START THE CHALLENGE

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ON ORBIT.

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SEE YOU AGAIN SOON.

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♪ ♪

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>> ROBOTIC TECHNOLOGY THAT WAS

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ORIGINALLY DEVELOPED FOR THE

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INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION HAS

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FOUND A WAY TO HELP HUMANS HERE

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ON EARTH IN THE OPERATING ROOM.

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THE COMPANY THAT DEVELOPED AND

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BUILT THE SPACE STATION'S

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ROBOTIC ARM HAS WORKED WITH A

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MEDICAL DEVICE MANUFACTURER TO

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CREATE AN AUTOMATED ROBOTIC ARM

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THAT TRACKS THE MOVEMENT OF THE

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SURGEON'S TOOLS AND HELPS

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EXPEDITE BRAIN AND SPINAL

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SURGERY.

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>> THE SPACE STATION IS PROBABLY

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THE MOST FANTASTIC VEHICLE EVER

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BUILT.

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>> IT IS A ONE OF A KIND

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LABORATORY ORBITING 250 MILES

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ABOVE THE EARTH.

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>> AND WE PERFORM EXPERIMENTS ON

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THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION.

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>> WE CAN DO SCIENCE, DO

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EXPERIMENTS, LEARN HOW TO DO

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THINGS OUT OF THIS WORLD AND THE

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RESULTS WILL HELP BENEFIT PEOPLE

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ON THE GROUND.

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>> NOT ONLY THAT, WE ALSO ARE

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SEEING THE BENEFITS OF HOW WE

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ASSEMBLED THE SPACE STATION.

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IN ITS DESIGN, IT WAS

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ESSENTIALLY DESIGNED LIKE A LEGO

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TOY.

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LOTS OF BIG PIECES PUT TOGETHER,

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SOME OF THEM ABOUT THE SIZE OF A

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CITY BUS.

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>> WE NEEDED A WAY OF

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MANIPULATING AND MOVING THESE

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BIG PIECES AND YET PRECISELY

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FITTING THEM TOGETHER.

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>> THE COMPANY CAME UP WITH THE

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DESIGN THAT WAS GOING TO MEET

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THE NEEDS OF THE SPACE STATION.

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>> THE SOLUTION TO THAT WAS

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USING A FAIRLY LARGE ROBOTIC ARM

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AND THAT SYSTEM ENDED UP BEING

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ARM 2 THAT CAN MOVE AROUND THE

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SPACE STATION, GRAB PAYLOADS,

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MOVE THEM TO WHERE THEY NEEDED

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TO BE SO THE SPACE STATION COULD

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BE ASSEMBLED.

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YOU COULDN'T HAVE BUILT IT

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WITHOUT A ROBOTIC SYSTEM LIKE

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THIS.

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♪ ♪

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>> AND THAT WAS WHEN WE STARTED

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TALKING TO NASA MEDICAL.

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KNOWING THAT THEY HAD DONE THIS

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FOR SPACE, WE THOUGHT IT WOULD

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BE VERY EASY FOR THEM TO BRING

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THAT EXPERIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

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INTO THE NEUROSURGICAL AREA AND

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HELP US WITH OUR ROBOTICS.

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WE WORK WITH THEM TO CREATE

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DRIVE.

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DRIVE IS A ROBOT THAT HOLDS A

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SURGICAL CAMERA THAT CAN BE

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POSITIONED TO ANY SURGICAL

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INSTRUMENT TRACKED BY OUR

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SYSTEM.

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>> WHAT THIS DOES THEN IS SPEED

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UP THE PROFICIENCY.

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>> USING THE DRIVE SYSTEM ALLOWS

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THE SURGEON TO HAVE SHORTER

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SURGICAL TIME AND ALSO IS BETTER

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FOR THE HOSPITAL AND THE

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PATIENT.

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>> SO WHAT THE ROBOT DOES FOR US

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IS IT ALLOWS YOU TO DO IT SAFER,

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DO IT BETTER AND WITH MORE

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PERFECTION.

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>> THE SOFTWARE THAT RUNS ON THE

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DRIVE SYSTEM IS DIRECTLY DERIVED

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FROM THE SOFTWARE THAT RUNS THE

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ROBOTIC ARM ON THE INTERNATIONAL

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SPACE STATION.

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>> THOSE ROBOTICS WORK ALONGSIDE

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SIDE WITH THE ASTRONAUTS TO DO

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WHAT THEY DO.

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>> RIGHT NOW PROBABLY THE MOST

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USED SYSTEM THAT WE CAN SAY IS

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DERIVED FROM THE SPACE STATION

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AND WE'RE PRETTY PROUD OF THAT.

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>> I HAVE SEEN THE ARM BEFORE ON

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THE SPACE STATION BUT NEVER PUT

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THE TWO TOGETHER THAT WE HAVE

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THE SAME ARM IN THE OPERATING

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ROOM.

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>> I THINK EVERYBODY HAS THIS

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DREAM OF HOW ROBOTICS ARE GOING

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TO BECOME MORE A PART OF

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EVERYDAY LIFE BUT THE THINGS WE

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DO WITH ROBOTICS ON THE SPACE

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STATION ARE BASICALLY PUSHING

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THOSE DREAMS FORWARD.

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WE EVOLVE THE SYSTEM, GAIN THE

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KNOWLEDGE, THE EXPERTISE, SO

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THIS IS KIND OF THE UNEXPECTED

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BENEFIT YOU GET OUT OF DOING THE

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PROGRAM AT THE INTERNATIONAL

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SPACE STATION.

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>> THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE

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STATION HAS GIVEN US 20 YEARS OF

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SCIENCE AND KNOWLEDGE AND A

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PLATFORM TO TEST AND PERFECT A

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WHOLE NEW FLEET OF VEHICLES.

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THE KNOWLEDGE WE CONTINUE TO

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GAIN FROM THIS ONBOARD

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LABORATORY IS VITAL TO OUR

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FUTURE IN SPACE.

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>> THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE

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STATION, FOOTBALL SIZED MILLION

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POUND LABORATORY FLYING AROUND

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PLANET EARTH AT 17,500 MILES PER

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HOUR.

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IT IS OTHER HOME DURING OTHER

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ORBIT AND THE BRIDGE TO

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EXPLORING THE FAR REACHES OF OUR

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SOLAR SYSTEM.

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A PLACE IT LEARN WHAT IT TAKES,

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TO LIVE, TO WORK, TO THRIVE IN

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SPACE.

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THANKS TO SPACE AGENCIES

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REPRESENTING MORE THAN A DOZEN

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COUNTRIES AROUND THE WORLD, IT

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WENT FROM THE DRAWING BOARD TO

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LIFTOFF WHEN THE FIRST PIECE

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FLEW INTO SPACE IN 1998.

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THAT KICKED OFF OVER A DECADE OF

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CONSTRUCTION HAULING THE STATION

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TO ORBIT PIECE BY PIECE ON NASA

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AND RUSSIAN ROCKETS.

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AND WHEN THE CREW ARRIVED IN

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2000, WE STARTED AN UNBROKEN

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STREAK OF HUMANS LIVING AND

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WORKING IN SPACE.

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BUILDING ON THE LEGACY OF

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OUTPOSTS LIKE SKY LAB AND MIR,

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THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION

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BECAME THE TRAINING GROUND FOR

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HUMANITY'S NEXT GREAT JOURNEY.

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LEARNING HOW TO LIVE IN SPACE

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FOR EXTREME PERIODS OF TIME,

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BUILDING AND PERFECTING

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TECHNOLOGY NECESSARY TO TRAVEL

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TO OUR NEIGHBORS IN THE SOLAR

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SYSTEM.

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IT GAVE US A PLACE RIGHT ON OUR

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DOORSTEP TO PREPARE FOR THE NEXT

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GIANT LEAP INTO THE UNKNOWN AND

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THANKS TO THE STATION, A NEW ERA

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IN OUTER SPACE IS UNFOLDING.

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WHAT WAS ONCE ONLY NAMED BY

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NATIONS AND GOVERNMENT IS NOW

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POPULATED BY A GROWING ARRAY OF

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INDUSTRIES.

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CARGO HABITATS AT THAT TIME, NEW

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PIECES FOR SPACE MISSIONS AND

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EVEN STUDENTS AROUND THE WORLD

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DO RESEARCH IN SPACE THAT NEVER

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HAD THE OPPORTUNITY BEFORE.

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LAYING THE FOUNDATION FOR A

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ROBUST ECONOMY IN SPACE.

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THERE HAVE BEEN THOUSANDS OF

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EXPERIMENTS, HUNDREDS OF SPACE

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WALKS, ENDLESS HOURS OF

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CHALLENGES AND SUCCESSES, ALL

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DONE BY HUMANS HAILING FROM

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COUNTRIES AROUND THE GLOBE.

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THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION

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IS WHAT WE CAN ACHIEVE AS A

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PLANET WHEN WE COME TOGETHER TO

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DO THE THINGS THAT ARE HARD AND

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THE WORK ISN'T SLOWING DOWN

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BECAUSE WE'RE READY FOR THE NEXT

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GIANT LEAP BECAUSE WE'RE READY

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TO GO FARTHER.

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BECAUSE WHAT WE DO AND LEARN

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ALONG THE WAY IS FOR THE BENEFIT

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OF ALL HUMANKIND.

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♪ ♪

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>> THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE

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STATION SERVES AS A TEST BED FOR

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TECHNOLOGIES THAT WILL BE NEEDED

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TO SUPPORT FUTURE FLIGHTS OF

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DISCOVERY BEYOND EARTH ORBIT AND

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THAT INCLUDES THE SYSTEMS THAT

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WILL BE NEEDED TO COMPLETE

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TECHNICAL TASKS AND THE SYSTEMS

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THAT WILL BE NEEDED TO MAKE SURE

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THAT THE HUMAN EXPLORERS CAN

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SURVIVE IN THE HARSH CONDITIONS

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OF DEEP SPACE.

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>> THE SWEET SMELL OF LIFE

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SUPPORT PRESENTED BY NASA.

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00:20:40,839 --> 00:20:43,175
WHEN THE NASA ASTRONAUT BLASTED

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OFF FROM KHAZYGSTAN ATO BOARD

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THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION,

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HE WAS EAGER.

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>> I WAS EAGER TO SEE SPACE AND

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COULDN'T WAIT TO FLOAT.

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>> AND HE CONFESSED --

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>> I KIND OF EXPECTED THE

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INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION TO

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SMELL LIKE A LOCKER.

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>> AFTER ALL, WHAT YOU WOULD

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EXPECT?

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IT IS AN AIR-TIGHT SPACESHIP

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CONTINUOUSLY OCCUPIED 24/7, 365

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DAYS A YEAR BY SOME HARD WORKING

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AND EXERCISING ASTRONAUTS.

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BUT HE WAS IN FOR A SURPRISE

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HOWEVER.

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>> THE AIR IN THE SPACE STATION

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SMELLED GREAT.

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THE FILTERS AND LIFE SUPPORT

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SYSTEM DO A GREAT JOB CLEANING

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THE AIR.

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THERE WERE NO ISSUES AT ALL.

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>> FIRST CONTACT WITH THE SPACE

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STATION WITH CLEAN AIR REMINDED

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THE FLIGHT SURGEON OF THE

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IMPRESSIVE TECHNOLOGY UNDERLYING

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THE LIFE SUPPORT SYSTEM.

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>> ON THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE

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STATION, WE'RE TESTING

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TECHNOLOGIES THAT WILL ALLOW US

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TO LIVE COMFORTABLY DURING LARGE

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JOURNEYS INTO THE SOLAR SYSTEM.

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THEY PROVIDE A PROPERLY

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PRESSURIZED ATMOSPHERE WITH THE

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RIGHT AMOUNT OF OXYGEN, SCRUBS

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CARBON DIOXIDE FROM THE AIR,

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KEEPS THE TEMPERATURE IN A

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COMFORTABLE RANGE AND PROVIDES

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FRESH WATER AND LIFE AND

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EVERYTHING WE NEED FOR GOOD

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HYGIENE.

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>> AND THE SWEET SMELL OF THE

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AIR.

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>> WHILE I WAS ON THE

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INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION, I

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FELT A LOT LIKE A BRIDGE

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BUILDER, HELPING TO PAVE

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HUMANITY'S PATH TO MARS.

583
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>> AS MISSIONS LOOK TOWARDS THE

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RED PLANET, WE'RE DEFINITELY

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EVOLVING FROM LESSONS LEARNED ON

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ISF SAYS MOLLY, A PRINCIPLE

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TECHNOLOGIST AT NASA.

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>> WE WANT TO RECYCLE BEYOND

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WHAT WE DO NOW.

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OUR ISS SYSTEM CAN RECYCLE USED

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WATER TO CLEAN WATER AND WE'RE

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USING TECHNOLOGY SOON THAT WILL

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RECOVER MOST OF THE WATER, TOO.

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ON THE STATION IF ALL THE

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SYSTEMS ARE WORKING, THEY CAN

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RECYCLE A LITTLE LESS THAN

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50 PERCENT OF THE CARBON DIOXIDE

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BACK INTO OXYGEN.

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WE'RE TRYING TO GET THAT NUMBER

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HIGHER TO 75 OR EVEN NEAR

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100 PERCENT.

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WHILE THE SPACE STATION IS STILL

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RELYING ON CARGO VESSELS FOR

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FRESH EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES, WE

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ARE FOCUSING ON LEAVING MORE

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ROOM FOR SCIENCE.

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PLUS EARTH WON'T BE BE ABLE TO

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HELP ON MISSIONS THAT LEAVE

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EARTH ORBIT.

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>> HUNDREDS OF MILLIONS OF MILES

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FROM EARTH NO ONE WILL BE ABLE

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TO BRING US FRESH WATER OR

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REPLACE MALFUNCTIONING SYSTEMS.

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WE WILL BE ON OUR OWN, JUST US

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AND THE LIFE SUPPORT SYSTEM.

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>> THAT IS WHY IT IS CRUCIAL FOR

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LIFE SUPPORT TO PROCEED ABOARD

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THE STATION.

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FOR MORE, GO TO

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WWW.NASA.GOV/STATION.

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FOR MORE NEWS ON THE SWEET SMELL

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OF THE STATION AND THE SYSTEM

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THAT SUPPORTS THEM, STAY TUNED

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TO SCIENCE.NASA.GOV.

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>> A BIG PART OF THE MISSION AT

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00:23:52,597 --> 00:23:54,533
THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION

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IS TO GET PEOPLE READY TO GO

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BEYOND EARTH ORBIT IN THE YEARS

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TO COME.

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AROUND THE WORLD IN LATE 2018

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AND SO FAR THIS YEAR, NASA'S

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00:24:03,175 --> 00:24:06,545
ORION, SPACE LAUNCH SYSTEM AND

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GROUND SYSTEMS PROGRAMS HAVE

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MADE HUGE STRIDES IN DEVELOPING,

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00:24:10,182 --> 00:24:14,252
BUILDING THE SPACECRAFT AND THE

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ROCKET AND INFRASTRUCTURE

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NECESSARY TO SEND HUMANS TO DEEP

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SPACE DESTINATIONS INCLUDING THE

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MOON AND BEYOND.

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HAVE A LOOK.

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♪ ♪

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♪ ♪

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>> IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO GET A

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00:27:42,594 --> 00:27:43,795
LOOK AT ANY OF THE STORIES THAT

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00:27:43,795 --> 00:27:45,430
WE FEATURED TODAY, YOU CAN DO

646
00:27:45,430 --> 00:27:45,930
IT.

647
00:27:45,930 --> 00:27:48,366
GO TO YOUTUBE AND FACEBOOK.

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00:27:48,366 --> 00:27:49,367
THERE ARE THE ADDRESSES AND

649
00:27:49,367 --> 00:27:50,902
WHILE YOU ARE THERE, YOU SHOULD

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00:27:50,902 --> 00:27:52,937
BE NOODLING AROUND AND LOOKING

651
00:27:52,937 --> 00:27:54,672
FOR OTHER COOL STUFF BECAUSE

652
00:27:54,672 --> 00:27:56,541
THERE IS LOTS OF IT THAT YOU CAN

653
00:27:56,541 --> 00:27:58,943
FIND ABOUT NASA AND AMERICA'S

654
00:27:58,943 --> 00:28:01,079
HUMAN SPACE FLIGHT PROGRAM.

655
00:28:01,079 --> 00:28:02,714
WHILE YOU ARE ON THE INTERNET,

656
00:28:02,714 --> 00:28:05,050
CHECK OUT HOUSTON, WE HAVE A

657
00:28:05,050 --> 00:28:07,085
PODCAST, FOLKS HERE TALKING

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00:28:07,085 --> 00:28:08,787
ABOUT ALL ASPECTS OF THEIR WORK.

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00:28:08,787 --> 00:28:11,756
OUR NEW EPISODE POSTS ON FRIDAY.

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00:28:11,756 --> 00:28:13,558
TODAY ONE WEEK AHEAD OF THE

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00:28:13,558 --> 00:28:14,893
FIRST SPACE STATION WALK OF

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EXPEDITION 59, NO, THAT IS NOT A

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00:28:18,029 --> 00:28:20,065
COINCIDENCE, GARY JORDAN TALKS

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ABOUT HOW NASA PREPARES FOR A

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SPACE WALK TALKING WITH THE

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00:28:24,836 --> 00:28:26,271
OFFICER AND MANAGER OF PLANNING

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00:28:26,271 --> 00:28:28,173
FOR THE UPCOMING EVA.

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00:28:28,173 --> 00:28:35,180
GO TO NASA.GOV/PODCASTS AND YOU

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00:28:35,180 --> 00:28:38,450
CAN FIND THEM ALL IN ONE PLACE.

670
00:28:38,450 --> 00:28:40,485
YOU CAN ALSO LISTEN TO THEM ALL

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00:28:40,485 --> 00:28:43,521
ON APPLE, GOOGLE AND SOUND CLOUD

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00:28:43,521 --> 00:28:45,256
PODCASTS.

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THIS IS MISSION CONTROL,

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HOUSTON.

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