Hello From Above Our Magnificent Planet Earth.

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.

Gravity Pulls Our Bodily Fluids Down, Like Water In A Glass Goes To The Bottom Part Of A Glass. In Space, The Water Doesn't Stay In The Bottom Of The Glass. It Distributes Itself Evenly Over Time Throughout The Entire Volume Of The Glass.

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.

The Microgravity Or The Very, Very Low Amount Of Gravity That We Have Up In Space Forces Some Changes In Different Processes. It Forces Changes In Us As Human Beings.

We've Had Such Thorough Training, We've Had An Excellent Team On The Ground. With The Minor Glitches That Have Occurred, We've Been Able To Take Care Of Them. And The Teams On The Ground Are Getting Tons Of Incredible Data.