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- Coming home, I think the best part
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was seeing my family and friends.
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And feeling this immense love and pride
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and just feeling great to see them
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and then just walking on terra firma again, you know?
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Not floating around but just feeling the Earth beneath you,
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that's a beautiful moment.
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I had those moments of, "Where am I?
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"Am I in space, am I at home, am I on the ground,
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"how am I gonna move, how am I gonna eat?
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"Am I able to throw food in the air and go fly and get it?"
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To walk on the beach was just the most incredible thing.
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When you look at the horizon,
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it kind of helps regauge your gyros in your inner ears
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and it helps know exactly what's up and down
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and right and left.
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Driving felt interesting because you've been traveling
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at 17,500 miles per hour.
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And then you come back and you get in your car
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and you're like, "Oh, I'm going 60 miles an hour, huh?”
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"That's nothing.”
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"I'm going a hundred miles an hour.”
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"Oh, that's nothing."
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It changes the way you think about speed.
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I think food tasted better.
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After eating the rehydrated vegetables
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and the irradiated turkey,
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coming home to a wonderful meal and sharing it
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and not having to go chase it
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when it bounces off or something, and you can pick it up
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and you know it's coming to your mouth, that's pretty cool.
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If you wanna go to space, it would be one of these things
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that is transformative on so many different levels.
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I would tell future explorers
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to make sure that when you worked with others
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that you work as a team,
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you see all people as potential, you know, space travelers together,
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no matter what language they speak,
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no matter what they look like, no matter what food they eat,
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and to know that we're all in this together
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and work hard and share the fun.