In the solar system in our universe . Scott i think thats our future learning to live and work in space, on the moon, mars, and someday possibly beyond our solar system. Beyound a year in space was made possible in part by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. Thank you. Scott kelly i got misha behind me. Hes waking up, too. [laughs] Mikhail Kornienko early morning. [laughing] scott a year is a long time. Its a long time to be in space. It is not an easy place to live for that period of time. Im done. [laughs] miles obrien going the distance to a year is significant, because were talking about, you know, time frames that would get you to mars. Scott i even said to misha, about halfway through the flight, h, if we were going to mars, wed be arriving right now. Thats good. Mark kelly my brother went in there knowing full well, hey, this is a big challenge. You know, where he said this has been an incredible experience. Scott oh, man. Mark i think he was also ready for
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Astronaut Scott Kelly tells the BBC how he managed to live for a year on the International Space Station and why, four years into his retirement from Nasa, he would go back if someone asked.
It s 16 July 2015, and all three occupants of the International Space Station are squeezing into the Russian Soyuz spacecraft that acts as their lifeboat in the event of an emergency.
The crew members have been told by mission control that a large, defunct satellite is hurtling their way at 14km per second. Controllers know it will come close, but they can t track the object precisely enough to know if it will skim by or score a devastating bullseye.