We Would Like To Carry Out 100

Since The Columbia Accident, The Russian Space Agency, Or The Russian Space Program, Has Been Literally Carrying The Load Bringing Us All The Supplies We Need On The Progress Vehicle, Smaller Amounts On The Soyuz Vehicles.

Even With Only Two People On Board, Where Maintenance Is A Large Piece Of Our Working Day, We Still Have Time To Do Scientific Research. We Have To Be Ready To Support Those Shuttle Visits In A Lot Of Different Ways.

We Would Like To Carry Out 100 Percent, Or Maybe More, Of Our Scientific Program; I Would Like To Devote Some Of My Spare Time Toward Extra Scientific Work.

We're Going To Be Focusing Our Science On Things That Will Take Us Farther And Longer Into Space. For Many Of Those Experiments, The Crew Members Are Human Guinea Pigs, Which Is Fine; That's Part Of My Job. I Don't Mind Being A Human Guinea Pig.

The Space Shuttle Will Stop Directly Below The Space Station And Sergei And I Will Be Looking Out Two Different Windows Looking Straight Down At The Space Shuttle.