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station before we go there we train here, we started training last year for ten months of training with a crew led by commander peggy whitson our pilotjohn and my mission partner ali. we have been training on different situations that can happen onboard the space station or on the way there or on the way back. talk to us about what life was actually like on board. i understand you are also conducting research into stem cells and how they can be used in breast cancer research as well. i could start by talking about the research itself. we were privileged to conduct more than 20 experiments on board the station,
earth. as sun arrives in the southern hemisphere the crews are making the most of the longer days and warmer weather. it is also the best time for filming marine life. orca along the cliffs, leopard seals on chile s ice necessary and humpbacks in the pristine fjordlands of the far south. the crew led by oceanographer susana buckin is searching for the largest animal that has ever lived. we are in the northern part