Whenever I Do Get To

There Are Some Very Significant Changes In The Way The Fluids Are Distributed In Our Body, The Way Our Heart Functions Initially, And As Well As Our Bone And Muscle.

Some Things Are Only Capable Of Being Done In Space. Examples Of That Are Looking At Our Earth From That Far Away, And Understanding The Entire Processes Of Storms And Weather Patterns, And Oceans, And Coastlines.

This Has Been A Great Experience For Me. The First Couple Of Days You Don't Always Feel Too Well. You Adjust To The Fluid Shifting, How To Fly Through Space Without Hitting Things Or Anybody Else. But Then You Get In A Groove.

I Feel Blessed To Be Here Representing Our Country And Carrying Out Th Research Of Scientists Around The World... I Hope You Could Feel The Positive Energy That Beamed To The Whole Planet As We Glided Over.

It's Such A Long Mission And We Get To Spend So Much Time In Space... We're Doing Such Exciting Research. And I Don't Want To Overemphasize The Life Science Research, But As A Physician The Life Science Research That We're Doing Is Extremely Exciting.