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living in orion
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Christina, in the fall you said the capsule would feel bigger in microgravity. Does it feel bigger? And at what moments do you find that you're bumping into your crewmates and what tips will you be given to future crews?
the clip, word for word
Wow, we have loved living in Orion. And in fact, we've all said that sometimes you can forget where you really are because we're in this small, the small space that just gives us everything we need. But the answer to your question is yes, it is bigger in microgravity. And yes, we are bumping into each other 100% of the time. A phrase that you often hear in the cabin is, don't move your foot, I'm just going to reach for something right under it. Or, you know, Can I get there and my goal is to get over there and we're constantly moving around Whether it's to complete a task to just eat You know to look out the window to take a picture it Everything we do in here is a four-person activity But it's also really fun.
after the clip
Okay. We'll take our next question from will go ahead Thank you will Robinson-Smith with Space Flight Now. It's good to talk with you all. Victor, I want to go to a comment that you made a couple of